Ein Blog, der all den kleinen inspirierenden Dingen des Lebens gewidmet ist.
When I first looked at Kirsten Sims‚ picture series YOU ARE HERE, I immediately was remembered on the ‚busy pictures‘ (‚wimmelbooks‚), which are currently a big hit for kids in Germany: The longer you look at the pictures, the more you will see. And Kirsten Sims‘ series does exactly the same for me – the […]
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This one made me laugh: The tumblr Gluten Free Museum shows how the world in art and advertising would look like if there would be no gluten… or no grains in general: No bread, no wheat fields, no beer…. I know that some people have serious issues because of the protein. Nevertheless, I often think
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Do you still remember this summer feeling? Those hot days in July and August spent on beaches, in parks or on the balcony? Lisa Golightly’s paintings evoke a kind of summer melancholia inside me that wants me to go back to the Baltic Sea immediately. Nevertheless, I am convinced that the following autumn weekend will
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„Water is a manifestation of the multitude of wave energies that surround us, a formless, colorless, tasteless, odorless “billowing solid” (Wallace Stevens), visible to our eye only with the addition of light. A single drop potentially mirrors everything that surrounds it. Water embodies the concept of endlessness, of complexities repeated fractally from one drop to
„Wow… wow! Really?!“ Those were my thoughts when I first saw the paintings (!!!) by the Tel Aviv-born and New York-based painter Yigal Ozeri. Followed by „unbelievable“ and „stunning“. Yes, those pictures of beautiful women – lying somewhere around in the nature – are paintings, not photos. Yigal Ozeri first photographs his motives, then he
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Wow… this was the first thought I had when I saw the flower paintings by artist Thomas Darnell. I can’t exactly say what makes these pictures so special for me. One point certainly is the huge dimension of the paintings … some of them are more than 2 m wide! Maybe it is the flower
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We started into this week with the perfect place of artist Claire Baisler’s studio, so it seems only logical to end it with her fantastic flower/nature art! Her organic paintings are a wonderful distraction in an art world that seems to be ever innovative and on the hunt for the best new idea. Sometimes the simplest
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I told you already that I am a big fan of David Hockney’s Swimming Pool pics. Then have a look at the paintings below and maybe you can imagine my reaction when I first saw the creations by artist Samantha French who paints swimmers underwater and above. I was catched immediately by the blue colour,
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I have a really tight time schedule today. Thus, only very short: Can you believe that these pictures are actually PAINTINGS? Indeed, they are…Mosh Pits (Humans and Otherwise) by Dan Witz. Incredible! Like always: All credits appear after clicking the links.
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