All you need to build a punktrap is a bottle bank, a beer and a steel rope. Made by Anton Steenbock.

found at trendbeheer

The Pelo House is the latest project by mA-style, a Japanese design and architecture firm. “Pelo” is a mimetic word for peeling something and I guess you can totally tell in all the details of this house.

found at what we do is secret

These sculptures by Richard Long are quite amazing.

Dusty Boots Line (The Sahara 1988)

England 1968

A Line In The Himalayas (1975)

found at BOOOOOOOM!

Here’re a few Computer drawings made by Miltos Manetas. I just love the look and feel of them. Actually I could post all of his portfolio on today and tomorrow. I totally recommend you to go through his work. You probably know his neen sites like www.jacksonpollock.org, www.maninthedark.com or www.thankyouandywarhol.com.

Ok, one more piece by him: Painting My Shadow.

Fire Painting is a cybernetic construction made by Sanela Jahić. The viewer can set off explosive levels of kerosene by subtle movements of a sensory data glove. The image can be manipulated, yet it constantly escapes control.

found at vvork

It was real delight to browse through Sebastian Hempel‘s oeuvre on his website. Here’re just 5 of his installations, but there’s much much more to discover.

Comenius Roethlisberger and Admir Jahic make drawings of famous YouTube videos. You can buy them here and some are even available as t-shirt prints.

“Lakes and Reservoirs” is a series of photographs made by Matthew Brandt. First he made the photos of the lakes and reservoirs, then he made C-prints of them and lastly he soaked those in the water of the respective lakes and reservoirs. The results look great.

“portrait of a man with a size of 181cm” by Roman Pfeffer.

found at pietmondriaan

David Lyle makes oil-paintings inspired by snapshots from the 1950s, 60s and 70s mixed with references to pop culture. I like them.

found at ignant