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Magical Jewelry Inspired by the Enchanted Forest

Florida-based artist Cheryl Lee designs nature-inspired pieces, which pay homage to the mystical worlds of fairies, gnomes, princes and princess. Combining a group of natural elements, including seashells, crystals and the visual presence of mushrooms. She says “The process of creation is what is special to me, while the outcome is special to you. What is this world if not a symbiotic relationship, not only to earth and sea but to you and me. ” Find her work in her Etsy shop.

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Complex Meshes Miguel Chevalier

For the “Lumiere” Festival, Miguel Chevalier presents the premiere of his new artwork “Complex Meshes” in Durham Cathedral, a building constructed at the end of the 11th Century and which represents the most accomplished example of Norman architecture in England. 

“Complex Meshes” is a monumental projection at dusk on the exceptionally designed ‘ribbed vault’ ceiling of the central nave; a daring architectural feature which was way ahead of its time and which announced the beginning of the Gothic art style in architecture.A mesh is a three-dimensional object consisting of vertices, edges and faces which form polygons, used in modeling or architecture. For this piece, the use of numerous wireframe meshes becomes an aesthetic in itself. Different colored weaving patterns composed of triangles, quadrilaterals and other polygons overlap, evolve and transform slowly in real time. This huge virtual light curtain twists, moves and resizes to create diverse and complex shapes. The surface is deformed to generate the abstract landscapes of a living universe which is constantly evolving.

Check out other projects by Miguel Chevalier featured on archatlas: 

King’s College Chapel

Le Traversee des Pixels

THANATOGRAPHY

[noun]

1. a description of one’s symptoms and thoughts while dying.

2. an account, usually written, of the death of a person.

3. a treatise on death.

Etymology: from Greek Thánatos, “God of Death” + graphē, “a writing”.