Friday, May 11, 2018

Clou Architekten - Shed for firewood, Gockhausen 2017. Via neue...



















Clou Architekten - Shed for firewood, Gockhausen 2017. Via neue holzbau, photos © Andreas Graber.

Collet & Muller - Farmhouse renovation, Oise 2017. Photos...

Brassel Achitekten - Torkel Romenschwanden, conversion of a 400...

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Sculptures Ready to Fly by George Triggs

George Triggs is an artist who has continually confronted and challenged the traditional figurative format. The contrast his sculptures exhibit - through visual magnetism, combined with physical extremes - heighten the emotion and the perception of the concepts they portray.

Working in bronze, resins, interactive projection, glass, wax and plaster, Triggs’ mastery of materials and technical knowledge are expertly used to convey the complexity of his work. - from George Triggs’ Website 

Get more information about George Triggs from his Facebook page. Thanks to Why Not Art.

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crossconnectmag:

Sculptures Ready to Fly by George Triggs

George Triggs is an artist who has continually confronted and challenged the traditional figurative format. The contrast his sculptures exhibit - through visual magnetism, combined with physical extremes - heighten the emotion and the perception of the concepts they portray.

Working in bronze, resins, interactive projection, glass, wax and plaster, Triggs’ mastery of materials and technical knowledge are expertly used to convey the complexity of his work. - from George Triggs’ Website 

Get more information about George Triggs from his Facebook page. Thanks to Why Not Art.

See art that soars on our Twitter Feed, Instagram, and Facebook.

Posted by Lisa.

#art #georgetriggs #sculpture #Cross Connect #lisa

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How did that glass get stuck there? A little clip from a forgotten house in Central Virginia.

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Thursday, May 10, 2018

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Innovative Artist Phonsay Phothisomphane

Phonsay Phothisomphane is a painter, photographer and digital artist.  Originally from Laos, he now resides in Albury, Australia.  His work is minimalist, with clear strong lines.  He often adds touches of soft whimsy in contrast to his work which highlight architectural lines.  See more of Phonsay’s work on

Instagram and at Thierry B. Fine Art.


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Innovative Artist Phonsay Phothisomphane

Phonsay Phothisomphane is a painter, photographer and digital artist.  Originally from Laos, he now resides in Albury, Australia.  His work is minimalist, with clear strong lines.  He often adds touches of soft whimsy in contrast to his work which highlight architectural lines.  See more of Phonsay’s work on

Instagram and at Thierry B. Fine Art.


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Photographer Luke Shadbolt

Luke is a professional photographer and creative director from Australia. He focuses on the action sports, travel, lifestyle and fashion industries, specializing in water photography. 

This editorial was shot on location at the Pink Lake in Western Australia, near Kulnurra. What may look like some ridiculous photo-shopping, is actually the natural color of the water in this lake. It is made possible due to the presence of the carotenoid-producing algae Dunaliella salina, a source of ß-carotene, a food coloring agent and source of vitamin A. The lagoon contains the world’s largest microalgae production plant, a 250 ha series of artificial ponds used to farm Dunaliella salina (via Wikipedia).

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