sensing nature*

image courtesy by Mori Art Museum

I wish I were in Tokyo to see
"Sensing nature" at Mori Art Museum.
the beautiful and relaxing installation is called "Snow"
and it is by Yoshioka Tokujin

a japanese genius*

people, who follows this blog, knows my love for japanese designers, here I have found a.... genius: Anrealage.

BEople+coppers*

Reading Grijs blog today I 've seen BEople, a belgian magazine to which I made a subscription few years ago. Now it is dead. I remember Imade a subscription to it for the beatiful covers ! (I agree with you Lorraine!)

Remembering BEople I've found this beautiful works by belgian designer Christopher Coppers made on the BEople issues.

images found on the website of creative company Base

green!*

my new obsession on colors: green! This shade of green... A beautiful palette of colors in this beautiful artworks by Korean artist Jeonghwa Choi at the Towada art center , japan.

via Designboom

inspiring paper games*

Have a week end of heart* with the inspiring works by Richard Sweeney.

brain forest*

Dear all, sorry for disappearing , I hope to have more time to post in 2009!!! I've said it last year!!! I didn't answer many emails that arrived to me, I'm very sorry ; I 'm going to answer to everybody in january.

I've found the enchanted works by Swiss artists Steiner Lenzlinger. Their works are light, poetic, enchanted, colorful and beatifully simple: I wish you a 2009 like them!

inspiring sculptures*

Inspiring big wooden sculptures by Jilly Sutton.

conceptual ceramics*

Conceptual work in ceramics: Caroline Slotte' ceramics. You can find info about her work here.

hammock*

"Hammock" is a so inspiring work by finnish artist Anu Tuominen.(You can find it at Art-u-room gallery).

Have a week end of heart*!

the new andy*

I love the naive soul in the works of japanese new Andy Warhol: Ryu Itadani.

via happy cavalier

for white's lovers #2*

I'm completely fascineted by the sculptures by Don Brown. They are called Yoko series ( Yoko is the artist's wife)! To see more go to the Almine Rech Galerie's site. Have a nice week!

zoe bradleys' fashion sculptures: dramatic and light*

Hi everybody, have a nice week with the amazing and dramatic works by Zoe Bradley. Zoe has worked for Alexander Mc Queen and Michiko Koshino. Her handcrafted headpieces, showpieces, windows installations are sculptures touched by fashion. She often works with luxury papers that give her dramatic work a special lightness: this is a great skill ! See more on her website.
Photo: 1,2.Girbaud exibition. 3.London fashion week oct 2006. 4.Platform 21

maps, clothes and art*

Puppy love-New York map (c)Elisabeth Lecourt 2005
Photo:(c) onepom/London 2005

Four hours - Great Britain map (c)Elisabeth Lecourt 2005
Photo:(c) onepom/London 2005

Have a nice week-end with the nice work by french artist Elisabeth Lecourt. She has made this clothes with maps of Paris, New york, London. They are not to wear , but to hung.Just beautiful!
See you next week. Have a w-e of heart*.

in feathers we trust*

Hi everybody, have a nice week with ...feathers!
A while ago I've seen a paper headpiece by Kamo on T magazine: it was wonderful, the kind of thing I love. Kamo is a hairstylist who usually work with Junya Watanabe, Comme des Garcons, Undercover. I'm fascinating by feathers these days , so here is a beautiful work by Katsuya Kamo, directed by Junya Watanabe and photographed by Yasutomo Ebisu appeared on Marie Claire. Go to the link to see this wonderful work!

danny roberts*

See how beautiful are these illustrations by San Francisco based artist Danny Roberts.
They are comtemporary with something that reminds me old illustrations: I think he is a talent to follow.

jacob hashimoto*

A beautiful installation by Jacob Hashimoto found via dear ada (via studiolacitta). Have a nicer week end than mine (I'm in bed with the flu!). See you next week.

traditional contemporary ceramics*

Beautiful ceramics by Molly Hatch : a crossover between tradional and modern. You can buy them here.

stuart haygarth's unusual chandelliers*

Sometime someone makes beautiful, unusual chandelliers! British designer Stuart Haygarth has made these two chandelliers: Tide chandellier and Spectacle. Tide chandellier is a sphere made with a collection of "man made" debris washed up on a specific stretch of Kent coastline. Spectacle, a chandellier made with 1020 pair of prescription spectacles. See the Stuart Haygarth's site: Stuart's work lies between art and design, it has become one of my favorites!