Filming your own wedding in the first person point of view is now possible thanks to the amazing partnership between Sony and designer Rosie Olivia Millinery , who imagined a series of strange accessories, allowing the bride to be equipped with a FDR-X1000V action cam by Sony and to capture her wedding from her own point of view… No, this project entitled Bride’s Eye View is apparently not a joke!
Sonia d’Argenzio manipulates film photography with an incredible aisance. His dreamy and narrative universe, almost magnetic. In particular her travel photographs catch spectator eyes making him experience the journey as if he was there.
Since years, talented french artist Alain Bellino salvages metallic objects like old cutleries and chandeliers ; then, he turns his finds into spectacular steampunk skulls and carcass.
Juliana is a pastry chef based un Berlin. Under the name of Culinary Dots , she imagines stunning cakes only made from vegan ingredients. Flower creation that give us the desire to eat it.
We already talked about the first Lord of the Ring swimsuit by Black Milk . Today the Australian brand continues to make eyes at geeky girls fans of Tolkien’s saga with a complete line based on The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.
Ah yes, eyebombing, the street art equivalent of drawing a funny mustache on Mona Lisa. So ubiquitous it’s impossible to credit anyone for inventing it… and yet for some reason it never quite stops being hilarious? Or maybe it’s just me.
South Korean Studen based in Berlin Anh Nguyen shares on her tumblr pages striking images of contemporary architecture she spots in Korea, Berlin as well as on her travels.
Turkish art director and visual artist Huseyin Sahin has an uncanny eye for combining disparate photographs into cohesive scenes, where technology, nature, and humankind collide.
American sculptor Michael Murphy , known for his tridimensional artworks playing on anamorphosis , just released a recent creation called “Perceptual Shift” and exhibited at the IMAGE gallery in New York, until 3rd July.
As part of this ongoing series, self-taught painter Henrik Uldalen has been creating depictions of eyes and mouths on glass. The oil paintings are an extension of his focus on classic figurative painting where he explores “the dark sides of life, nihilism, existentialism, longing and loneliness, juxtaposed with fragile beauty.” Uldalen regularly shares his progress on Instagram and a few of these works are available in his shop .
Portuguese artist Rui Pinho’s work is inspired by pop culture. After a collage titled Mona Pizza, mixing Leonardo Da Vinci Gioconda and a pizza part, he hijacked others icons images – such as Michael Jackson , Marilyn Monroe or Steve Jobs whose he changed the eyes by cartoons’ ones.
Take a look at the newest Optics project by ORA Architects , located in Moravske Budejovice, Czech Republic. The main goal of the project is to draw in the public.
As part of an ongoing effort to explore the visual effects of iridescence, artist Fabian Oefner ( previously ) created a new photographic series titled Oil Spill .
