today and tomorrow

Renate Buser is a Swiss photographer. This project is called ‘Tower Piece’.

The building has two identical sides, one reflecting the other. This symmetry will be visualized by putting two monumental photographs of the façade of the building on each side of the north west tower. The idea is to open up the solidity of the building, to split it in half, with two photographic images and make it transparent. This will create tension between the photographed spaces and the real space around it, between illusion and reality, and between the inside and the outside. When driving by in a car on Alton Road, the relation between photographed and real perspectives will constantly change. Therefore the installation will be seen best in movement.

Indeed, you’ll have to go and see this video on her website.

found at designboom weblog

The Parsons New School for Design in New York City, is offering the ‘Internet Famous Class‘. The grades of the students depend on the attention they get online. The Famotron, an algorithm, will check the internet to determin the ‘Famo Score’. This is definitely a different way to get yourself an A.

Here is an interview with Jamie Wilkinson, one of the professors.

found at NoMoreSleep Blog

This is quite a good quote by Banksy.
found at room 116

Revolve by morework.

‘STAPELIA NOBILIS’, a very nice illustration by byroglyphics.

found at FFFFOUND!

‘Belgian Flag’ by Justin Morin.

found at vvork

Photography by Will Govus.

m&m+M=3M by Nic Hess.

found at wrongdistance.com

Cardboard Tuning by Florian Jenett.

found at trendbeheer

Anwohnerpark is a project that osa, the office for subversive architecture, did in Cologne, Germany.

found at rebel:art