Archiv der Kategorie: Kunst

27. Februar 2012 / Gregor

My Problems

So true, »My Problems« by Dima Rebus.

Schlagwörter: dima rebus, illustration, watercolor

20. Februar 2012 / Gregor

»On a stretch of 2 kilometers, seven inner city situations will be doubled on Potsdamer Straße, which was once representational for the city of Berlin and is today used very heterogeneously. On selected points of the whole street, “doubles” will appear at an interval of 70 cm from the existing objects, as if a tracing-paper duplication of a map of the city had slipped a bit away from the original beneath it. The focus thereby will be on easily overlooked street furnishings like streetlights, bus stops, and clocks.« Realtime by inges idee.

Realtime 2, Potsdamer Straße Berlin, Germany 2004

Realtime 3, Potsdamer Straße Berlin, Germany 2004

Piercing 1, City Hall Heidenheim/Brenz, Germany 2001

Bolzplatz 1, Skulpturenbiennale Münster 2000, Emsdetten, Germany

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Schlagwörter: inges idee, public space, sculpture, urban art

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10. Februar 2012 / Gregor

Skeleton Coast

By the 1980s, the island of Margarita in Venezuela transfigured its landscape with a number of unfinished construction projects. Lots of them have become part of daily life. Alexander Apóstol has documented the effects in his slightly weird series »Skeleton Coast«.

»Skeleton Coast« 01, 2005

»Skeleton Coast« 06, 2005

»Skeleton Coast« 07, 2005

Schlagwörter: abandoned architecture, coast, photography series, public space, skeleton

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31. Januar 2012 / Gregor

Tattooed Ladies

Great set of illustrations from Ramon Maiden, who combines vintage finds with a certain preference for tattooed ladies and religious icons.

Schlagwörter: icons, illustration, religion, tattoo, vintage

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27. Januar 2012 / Gregor

Die Schandsäule

This collage series »Ansichten auf die wir verzichten können« by Tina Schott makes me smile. Wonderful knack for colours, snippets and motifs. The setting is nicely curious, often slightly spontaneous and with great sensitivity! For the complete work history, please visit her page.

»Der Wahrheitssucher«

»Hier beginnt der Süden«

»Die Schandsäule«

Schlagwörter: collage, motifs, roxi, series, tina schott

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14. Dezember 2011 / Gregor

Lace Fence

»Lace Fence shows how something which was meant purely functional can also be decorative. Hostility versus kindness, industry versus craft.« How true!