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Dutch interior architecture firm i29 created a stunning "Invisible Kitchen" that nearly disappears into this equally stunning Paris apartment.

Stunning light fixtures from Dutch artist Alex de Witte, like giant soap bubbles. via CubeMe

Dillon Marsh captures the handiwork of weaver birds building nests in Kalahari power lines. (via Notcot)

From Benjamin Betts' Geometrical Psychology. (via Data Is Nature)

Unbelievable paper work in this stop-motion video for Shugo Tokumaru's "Katachi" (via pitchforktv)

From Hiroshi Sugimoto's movie theatre series—decades in the making—in which the shutter remains open for the entire duration of the film.

The packaging and branding are a bit of a missed opportunity, I think, but anything that smells like ink on paper is worth noting.

Lovely work by André Feliciano. (via Collosal, once again)

More of Guy Laramee's incredible topographic sculptures carved from books. (via Colossal)

by Portland-based artist Mengyu Chen, for her upcoming comic The Encephalic Cinema. (via Collosal)

100,000 blue LEDs swarming Tokyo's Sumida River (via Colossal)

Artist Mark Formanek made a clock constructed in real time with boards and nails. The site updates in sync with your computer's clock. (via @aplusk)