Jun
24
2010
I have blogged about Design Company Numen / For Use almost more then a year, back then I’ve covered their lighting mirror box titled Numen / light.
Tape Installation, Numen / For Use (c)
Continue reading
View Comments | tags: adhesive tape, bodies, design, installation, marking choreography, material, movements, numen, numen / for use, shaping, space, tape | posted in architecture, art, contemporary art, design, installation, performative, theatre
May
5
2010
Lucy McRae… former ballerina and trained architect titles herself as a Body Architect… Lucy McRae’s fascination with human body and its ability of reshaping and transforming are in the center of her aesthetics…
Transnatural by Lucy McRae (2010)
Continue reading
View Comments | tags: body, contemporary art, gallery, holland, lucy mcrae, nature, shapes, spaces, visual arts, wearable | posted in architecture, art, art & science & technology, body, contemporary art, dance, design, device art, fashion, gallery, installation, media art, new media, new media art, textile art, visual art, wearable, wearable technology
Oct
11
2009
During this year’s edition of Eurokaz – The International Festival of New Theatre I had an opportunity to interview artistic director of CIE 111 Company, Aurelien Bory…
Aurélien Bory in Zagreb, photo taken from SEEbiz (c)
Continue reading
View Comments | tags: acrobatics, architecture, aurelien bory, balance, bauhaus, body, circus, dance, directing, eurokaz cie 111, interviews, juggling, physical theatre, robotics, scenography, sound, space, stage, stage design, technology, theatre, theatre director | posted in architecture, art, art & science & technology, body, contemporary art, culture, dance, design, interviews, performance, performative, robotics, sound art, street art, theatre, visual art
Jul
15
2009
I still remember the day when I was approaching Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao. I was on my way to the building maybe less than two hours after I landed on airport in lovely Basque… Euskadi.
Something happened that day to me, I can’t explain what exactly… but I can tell you for sure that from that day I see structures and lines in space completely different… I thank for this Frank O. Gehry…
Continue reading
View Comments | tags: architect, architecture, dancing house, documentary, film, frank gehry, guggenheim museum, pocket cinema, shapes, sidney pollack, space, vitra museum | posted in architecture, art, culture, documentary film, education, film
May
25
2009
Fancy Homes is a web project by artists Nikolina Ivezic and Nenad Laktasic where they’re exploring how far can we go when treating pets and making from them also a sort of a branded product perfectly suitable for branded owner in his/hers branded clothes while having a significant public (branded, too) appearance…
Ivezic and Laktasic created architecture for animals by using the same patterns and construction techniques as if they would built a house for humans with elements of camp art.
Doggy House by Nikolina Ivezic & Nenad Laktasic (c)
Continue reading
View Comments | tags: architecture, camp art, design, fancy homes, houses, internet, media project, nenad laktasic, nikolina ivezic, pets, phillip johnson, replica, web project, zagreb salon | posted in architecture, art, contemporary art, design, exhibitions, new media, web
PP.png)
Recent Comments