James Joyce

I really like this work by a London based designer called James Joyce

bing bang bong, Dublin

bing bang bong and a mad tea party - an art exhibition by 4 Irish artists opens on Thursday night (20th Feb.) in Dublin’s Stone Gallery at 6 pm sharp.

You are most welcome to come along to drink some tea and look at the mad pictures.

 

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Wim Crowel

The beautiful ‘Neu Alphabet’ by Wim Crowel designed in reaction to the distortion of curved type faces at the beginning of the digital age in the 1960’s. The face employs no curves to avoid poor quality reproduction due to pixelation defects.

Anyway, its really nice too.

Underwater Astonishments

Blows my mind every time.

Protude, Flow

After a brief absence from the virtual waves, teamYES* are back. We have been busy in other YES* endeavors, which we will share with you shortly. See below the an a really incredible video, no 3D graphics are used. This only usesa pool of liquid metal (mercury?) and a series of  electro magnets. The creators are Japanese, of course.

Moving House >

teamyes* are currently moving to a new internet location / stay posted for more information…

Electric Christmas ?

Happy Christmas from all @ teamyes*

 

Please consider power saving and alternative energy sources for lighting up the festive season /

This is an electric eel that lights up a christmas tree every time he swims past a copper wire in his tank!

 

God Bless Japan!

 

via treehugger

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these are great!

\Via designboom

 

more here :)

CauseEffect

 

My girlfriend loves these things at the moment. They’re gas! Enjoy.

origami universe

New work from Irish artist Oisín Bryne. This video was exhibited at the Project Platform Space during the recent Dublin Art Fair and was accompanied by drawings, photographs and light sculptures.

The work is similar to a rotating tesseract or hypercube, an object willing to extend itself beyond the regular use of space.  Entitled Folding and Unfolding Star Space, the work is an interesting meditation on our universe and begins to describes the way space is expanding, changing and growing, rotating on its own axis of freedom.

See more from the show here