“Content is Queen” is a new project by Sergio Albiac, it is a generative video painting that comments on democracy and power.

At the same time, is a paradoxical dialogue and strange marriage between the banal and utterly majestic: to create the series, the most popular (in a truly democratic sense) internet videos of a given moment are used as the input of a generative process that “paints” with action the image of a contemporary Queen.

You might also want to check out a more static version by Sergio called “Divided Experiences“.

I love these simple collages made by Paul Butler, they’re from his “Within Us” series.

found at I heart photograph

American Ninja: cement filled Budweiser nun chucks. A collaborative project between Chen Chen and Kai Tsien-Williams.

found via trendland

This photograph by Frans Lanting is just stunning, he made it in Namibia and this is its description on the National Geographic website: “Tinted orange by the morning sun, a soaring dune is the backdrop for the hulks of camel thorn trees in Namib-Naukluft Park.”

found at kottke

With the “I am more than my face :)” project, Mitsuko Nagone intended to create herself, instead of finding her identity.

found at iGNANT

I guess Yung Jake wrote the official anthem to net art: Datamosh. There’s even a cameo of dump.fm in it.

Ora-Ïto is a French designer who made his name back in 1999 with the Hack-Mac and the Gucci Villa. His designs were soo different. His portfolio quite evolved since then. Last April he presented the Mutations exhibitions during the furniture fair in Milan. He designed a spaceship and a sedan chair for car manufacturer Citroën. I must say that the spaceship called “UFO” really tinkled my fancy. It’s based on the classic icon the Citroën DS.

found at dezeen

Pyrite 004 by Dylan Fisher.

Profiles is a project by Israeli-based designer Idan Friedman. He embosses portraits on aluminium throw-away trays. Beautiful work!

found at It’s Nice That

“Just Like Starting Over” by Yarisal & Kublitz.