Here Comes Santa / Bells are 2 video pieces by Sylvie Fleury. In Here Comes Santa a woman, wearing high heels, destroys Christmas baubles on a red carpet. Exactly the same happens in Bells except that it’s on a green carpet. Unfortunately these videos aren’t available online, except a very short excerpt of Bells. You’ll have to click on it to play it.
You have to click on this to play the very short excerpt of Bells.
The Invisible Shoe is one of the 5 different shoe concepts by the Brazilian footwear designer Andreia Chaves. It would fit perfectly with the polygon fashion of Irina Shaposhnikova. You can see the 4 other concepts at Yatzer.
Jessica Sofia Mitrani made a series of shoes called “In A Single Shoe”. Maybe it’s just a strange fetish I haven’t heard of till today.
So here are a few other still life compositions, this time they are photographs by Peter Lippmann. The center pieces on the tables are the shoes by Christian Louboutin.
“What’s that sound? I like that sound. I love that sound.”
“It is the sound of my shoes.”
This is the new music video for “Shoes” by Tiga, it was directed by Alex and Liane.
Rotational Moulding is an industrial production technique, used for creating many hollow plastic objects. Marloes ter Bhömer is a Dutch designer based in London, who took this technique to produce this shoe. I guess this is more some sort of conceptual exercise than a real product idea.
You can go and see this project, among many others, at the exhibition Brit Insurance Designs of the Year 2009 at the Design Museum in London till the 14th of June.
This video shows you how the Rotational Moulded Machine tumbles (without a mould though).
Gwendolyn Huskens is a student at the Design Academy in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. She studies in the department of man and identity. Her project Medic Esthetic is about the beauty of imperfection. She used medical materials like synthetic plaster, bandages and stainless steel in white and skin tones, to make these shoes. The esthetics is superior to the wearability.
photo by René van der Hulst
Here are few close up pictures by marzellluz.
found at designboom
Is it the composition or the colors or the legs … I just had to post this photo. It part of the campaign for Scholl – Diego Dolcini, photographed by MI-ZO.
‘The Way Things Go‘ is a film by Peter Fischli & David Weiss, an artists duo from Switzerland. It’s a 30 minutes chain reaction video made in 1987, and definitely worth watching. I can also recommend the video work by Roman Signer.
And as a little extra, this piece called ‘Masturbine’ by the same artists, part of their Équilibres.
