Splendour Lender from Jelle Mastenbroek via Ignant
Status has always been part of life. It shows a certain prestige and reveals our position in society. By showing our possessions, we feel privileged, respected and regarded as important by society. In Dutch history people expressed their status by displaying their most beautiful pieces of porcelain in the so called ‘pronkkasten’. This splendour lender is inspired by the ‘pronkkast’ and reflects upon status in modern times. How important is status in times of declining moral standards? In times where financial markets collapse, economies are shrinking and money tend to become a goal in itself? With this project I want to express the real nature of money and tell the true story of status; happiness. The splendour lender brings porcelain to life and shows the original function of money as a medium to exchange goods and services. By putting a euro coin you’ll experience a joyful moment. After usage the coin will be returned so the circle can go round.
Hello Sunshine! Let’s play the light! New poster (50x60cm) online! Printlove by Vorstin
In Japanese, the circle symbolizes the sun: to be printed exactly in the center of the surface. So this poster started with a circle cut of wood. On the back of this poster, the word hello is reversed. Depending on how the light shines on this poster and the amount of light behind the poster you see shining through “HELLO”… Enjoy your play!
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Expression - fancomi / JUN OMORI
“Sang d’encre” est un superbe projet de Bruno Bressolin qui peint chaque jour un visuel illustrant un élément réel du quotidien de l’actualité internationale. Cette série commencée en octobre 2012 avec l’ouragan Sandy puis avec l’élection du président Obama compte déjà à ce jour plus de 100 dessins. Pour voir d’autres peintures, cliquez ici.
“Sang d’encre” is a great project made by Bruno Bressolin who creates everyday a painting inspired by international news. This serie started in 2012 October with Sandy Hurricane and Obama’s election, currently has more than 100 drawings. To see more paintings, click here. | mai 2013
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Mothman
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