Tiny Tiny Worlds in Tatsuya Tanaka’s Miniature Calendar Photo Project II
byPotato chips become desert sand dunes, spiral-bound notebooks delineate swimmers poised to compete, and books filled with sticky notes create an urban skyscraper scene.
Potato chips become desert sand dunes, spiral-bound notebooks delineate swimmers poised to compete, and books filled with sticky notes create an urban skyscraper scene.
Since April 2011, art director and photographer Tatsuya Tanaka’s imagination has built a magnificent number of miniature worlds.
Artist Gabriel Dawe produces rainbow installations that appear as refracted light beams, ethereal works composed of thousands of multicolor threads.
Using tourist attractions, landmarks, and urban settings as his backdrops, the Brighton-based artist and photographer dreams up amusing scenes that he fashions with precise angles and black paper cutouts.
In his imagery, there is always something enigmatic and timeless at play. He seeks to capture a feeling, the sensation and resonance of a perfectly realized moment in time.
An old office space is basically an apartment without either kitchen, bathrooms, or storage – Note Design Studio worked with a private client that hoped to transform it into a home.
Italian designer Sonia Pedrazzini just unveiled in 2018 Milan Design Week her latest “collection-homage” of still life master Giorgio Morandi.
(中文) “我本质上只是那种画静物的画家,只不过传出一点宁静和隐秘的气息而已。”看到物质的存在,感受它们,用接近它们的色彩描绘,不用刻意,也许这是我看到的莫兰迪的绘画。
(中文) 一位保姆自学成才,用50年的热情借摄影记录了她身边的世界,除照片外还运用了家庭摄录机、录音机,为我们开启了一扇窗口,去一探20世纪后半叶美国的街头风情。
This apartment is designed with hidden retro red and blue colors, which not only brings us surprises, but also is exquisite and unique.