Tuesday, May 8, 2018

ES Arch - Enrico Scaramellini - Casa VG, Madesimo 2018. Via...

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Brassel Architekten - Weinbergstrasse house, Balgach 2017....

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John McLaughlin - Open House, Dublin 2013. Photos © Ros...





















John McLaughlinOpen House, Dublin 2013. Photos © Ros Kavanagh.

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3D Tape Installations by Aakash Nihalani

Aakash Nihalani was born in 1986 in Queens, New York and is currently based in Brooklyn. In 2008, he received a BFA from Steinhardt School, New York University and in 2012 he was awarded a residency at the Willem de Kooning studio in East Hampton. Nihalani’s street installations, which are constructed from strips of instantly identifiable fluorescent tape, open up unexpected dimensions and often enlightening and humorous perspectives to the otherwise routine urbanscapes upon which they are affixed. His pieces are meant to engage the public by creating environments that can be physically entered and explored from various angles, exposing unnoticed details, and transforming passersby or gallery visitors into active participants. Artist website and Instagram.


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3D Tape Installations by Aakash Nihalani Aakash Nihalani was...



















3D Tape Installations by Aakash Nihalani

Aakash Nihalani was born in 1986 in Queens, New York and is currently based in Brooklyn. In 2008, he received a BFA from Steinhardt School, New York University and in 2012 he was awarded a residency at the Willem de Kooning studio in East Hampton. Nihalani’s street installations, which are constructed from strips of instantly identifiable fluorescent tape, open up unexpected dimensions and often enlightening and humorous perspectives to the otherwise routine urbanscapes upon which they are affixed. His pieces are meant to engage the public by creating environments that can be physically entered and explored from various angles, exposing unnoticed details, and transforming passersby or gallery visitors into active participants. Artist website and Instagram.


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