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Monochromatic Animations by @fmahalem
Felipe Mahalem is a motion design director working at R/GA and living in San Francisco. He began @fmahalem as a project for research and development in 3D and animation. By restricting his colour palette to just black and white, Mahalem is able to creatively challenge himself.
“I like to think that these pieces are part of a larger story that is unfolding as I’m creating them.”
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ARK Shelter
Michiel De Backer, Jakub Senkowski, and Martin Mikovčák are international architectural entrepreneurs who put together their heads to rethink the way people live their fast and stressful lives. That’s how ARK was born. A cocoon without TV, a silent place to appreciate nature we lost touch with and a cozy house to find yourself. ARK offers it all with a luxurious touch of life.
The philosophy behind ARK is providing a place to live in the wild, back to basics. With the sides folding open, ARK takes in the landscape and becomes an extension of nature. Its panoramic view and low impact makes it more than ever possible to enjoy camping without giving up luxury.
With its zero impact, ARK leaves the surrounding nature untouched. Its minimalist design doesn’t have ambition to stand out, but wants to merge into the landscape. Your own ark, subtle hidden in the landscape because of its mobile foundations, can be placed everywhere you can imagine. By collecting rainwater and using wind power for electricity production ARK becomes a self-supporting house. This ecological shelter is sustainable and totally independent with respect for surrounding nature, and that’s what makes ARK so unique.
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Stunning Structural Beauty Of New York Skyscrapers Captured In Minimal Photography
Photographer Marc Yankus the jewels of the New York City skyline, with a series of stunning images dedicated to the monumental beauty of urban architecture.Â
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House Bula by Bearth & Deplazes
A house in a forÂtiÂfied cavÂern, which simultaneously functions a reÂinÂforceÂment of the steep vineÂyard.
Paris Apartment by Iryna Dzhemesiuk & Vitaly Yurov
A noble marble Portoro, black gloss, dark glass, patinated brass combined with a magnificent oak parquet.
Paintings by Shang Chengxiang
Shang Chengxiang’s (born 1985) work digs into the deep psychic of a human being, revealing the anxiety, fear, and fantasy of unconsciousness. Dream plays a crucial role in his works.  The artist is inspired and intrigued by his dreams, his paintings are often a mixture of his memory of his dreams and his pondering of his reality and things that are in between. The colorful cloud/ smoke in his “Cloud Path” series derive from the rainbow-color forest that once appeared in his dream, many drafts and attempts later, the artist couldn’t recreate the scene in his dreams, the illusionary quality of dreams started to sink into Chengxiang’s mind. He compares this illusionary quality of dreams to the evaporating quality of cloud and smoke, both temporary and unobtainable. He started to combine colors with clouds in his paintings, together with surreal and dream like images, Shang Chengxiang leads his audiences into the world of unexpected. Follow him on Facebook.
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Magnificent Geometric Snow Art by Simon Beck
For the past decade, Simon Beck has been decorating the mountains with his stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across the freshly laid snow. Each image takes him up to 11 hours to make and covers an area about 100m x 100m, requiring him to travel up to 25 miles as he marks out the pattern.Â
Beck produces about 30 snow drawings every winter in the northern hemisphere, mostly in the Alps. He started 10 years ago doing it for fun and now it is his main occupation. “When you have a blank piece of paper you draw on it,” he says. “So drawing on a blank snowfall seemed like a natural thing to do”.
You can learn about the fine details of his process in this FAQ and see additional photos over on Facebook. He also published a book of his work titled Simon Beck: Snow Art.Â
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Panoramic Exhibit Offers Life-Size Views of Australia's Great Barrier Reef
Visual artist Yadegar Asisi uses his latest, larger-than-life panoramic exhibit to transport viewers to Australia's mesmerizing Great Barrier Reef. In a breathtaking display of oceanic blues, lush greens, and dazzling light refractions, Asisi created a cloth-based replica of this underwater world. Countless species call this intriguing location home and the artist skillfully demonstrates the incredible amount of diversity that's present in this renowned marine environment.
Onlookers are welcome to immerse themselves in the designer's installation as they climb up the exhibit's platform. While they explore this vivid universe, guests will learn that they're amidst a display that's based on a 1:1 ratio. This means that Asisi's work is a thorough carbon copy of the actual coral reef. Instead of traveling to Australia, one can simply visit the artist's installation to accurately visualize this nautical habitat.
In the past, the creative has showcased Mount Everest, Rome during 312 AD, and the Berlin Wall in a similar, realistic fashion. To see just how extensively detailed Asisi's work is, you can tour his current Great Barrier Reef exhibit at the Asisi Panometer in Leipzig, Germany until September 18th, 2016.
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Exploring Sagrada Familia Vitaliy Raskalov
Vitaliy Raskalov has gained fame with his photographs taken from the highest vantage points around the world, he climbs everything and anything in his quest to capture an impressive photo. These images of Sagrada Familia in Barcelona taken from atop the construction crane let us experience the breathtaking view of the structure and its surroundings.
Mysterious, Abandoned Indonesian Church Shaped like a Giant ChickenÂ
Deep in the dense forests of Central Java, towering above the surrounding trees, lies an abandoned, crumbling church in the shape of a giant chicken with its beak open mid-squawk. Called Gereja Ayam ("Chicken Church") by locals, this bizarre building attracts hundreds of travelers and photographers to the hills of Magelang, Indonesia each year.
The story behind Gereja Ayam is almost as strange as the structure itself. In the late '80s, a man named Daniel Alamsjah claims he received a divine message from God telling him to build a prayer house in the shape of a dove. The 67-year-old chose a hill not far from Magelang, his wife's hometown, as the site of his ambitious project. Together with 30 locals, Alamsjah started construction on the impressive building in the '90s.
Despite his Christian faith, Alamsjah says that the prayer house was meant to welcome worshippers of all religions. Many Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists congregated under its rooftop, while the lower floors were used as rehabilitation facilities for drug addicts, children with disabilities, disturbed youths, and the mentally ill.
The church closed its doors in 2000 because construction costs were too high, but it continues to be an object of fascination to many visitors in the area.
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