Elevation and floor-plans of the Petit Palais, Paris
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Front facade of a private residence on the Champs Elysees, Paris
Front facade of a private residence on the Champs Elysees, Paris
Design for a ceiling inside the Hotel de Ville, Paris
Design for a ceiling inside the Hotel de Ville, Paris
crossconnectmag: Material and immaterial, motion and stillness,... crss
crssMaterial and immaterial, motion and stillness, time and timelessness -David Lados New Moon series represents all of these phenomena at the same time as a result of the artist’s patient and disciplined game played with nature.
According to Lados conception, the works had to be created at new moon, the darkest possible time therefore everything we can see on the photographs - except the sky - is lit only by an illuminating ball, an extraneous element placed into the landscape by the artist.In case of the project New Moon, David Lados artistic gesture was placing an artificial illuminant and leave it to gravitation that can either hold it still or set it in motion outlining a glaring band of light just by obeying the laws of physics. There is a dramatic contrast between the untouched nature and the artifical light.However, the uncompromising dominancy of light is tamed by the fact that the extraneous element is defining its environment as it is the only thing that reveals the sourrounding nature on the photographs.David Lados is an photographer from Budapest, Hungary.
crossconnectmag: Material and immaterial, motion and stillness,...
Material and immaterial, motion and stillness, time and timelessness -David Lados New Moon series represents all of these phenomena at the same time as a result of the artist’s patient and disciplined game played with nature.
According to Lados conception, the works had to be created at new moon, the darkest possible time therefore everything we can see on the photographs - except the sky - is lit only by an illuminating ball, an extraneous element placed into the landscape by the artist.In case of the project New Moon, David Lados artistic gesture was placing an artificial illuminant and leave it to gravitation that can either hold it still or set it in motion outlining a glaring band of light just by obeying the laws of physics. There is a dramatic contrast between the untouched nature and the artifical light.However, the uncompromising dominancy of light is tamed by the fact that the extraneous element is defining its environment as it is the only thing that reveals the sourrounding nature on the photographs.David Lados is an photographer from Budapest, Hungary.
Section of the city hall of the 10th arrondissement, Paris
Section of the city hall of the 10th arrondissement, Paris
Sumptuous Monaco Penthouse with Rooftop Infinity Pool Blessed...
Sumptuous Monaco Penthouse with Rooftop Infinity Pool
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The luxurious property combines classical architectural details with contemporary design, creating an inviting and sophisticated ambiance. It covers 489 sqm of luxurious living space, counting 3 elegant bedrooms, a modern fully-equipped kitchen, as well as a series of glamorous indoor/outdoor living areas.
All rooms open onto a circular Belle Époque balcony gazing across the dazzling Côte d'Azur, and the spectacular 196 sqm rooftop terrace comes complete with stylish alfresco seating, stunning vistas, and its own private infinity pool.
The penthouse is located in a well-appointed building at the eastern entrance of Monaco, and included in the price are 2 cellars and 4 parking places.
Elin Thomas creates petri dishes filled with mold, but she’s... crss
Elin Thomas creates petri dishes filled with mold, but she’s not using any week-old peanut butter sandwiches.The fiber artist builds her science experiments using a felted wool base, and then carefully crafts individual growths using crochet and embroidery techniques.
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Elin Thomas creates petri dishes filled with mold, but she’s...
Elin Thomas creates petri dishes filled with mold, but she’s not using any week-old peanut butter sandwiches.The fiber artist builds her science experiments using a felted wool base, and then carefully crafts individual growths using crochet and embroidery techniques.
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Posted by Skumar’s
Want to discover more stunning art like this? Check out Cross Connect’s blog and hit us up on Facebook!
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