Hou Hanru interview "The Crowd" 2014, Mang Liu Artist: Zhang Dali

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pU5FO6tyK4M



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLfZoChijyI


Mang Liu Artist Zhang Dali https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLfZoChijyI

Prairie Smoke -Geum triflorum

Geum triflorum (Prairie Smoke) 
https://philipschwarzphotography.wordpress.com/2011/05/31/prairie-smoke/
Lots of photos here, many on the web

 Whispy, almost like desserts, windy, fragile, fluff.
 

Recycle art : vintage blankets into men's shorts; Shoe-Hat

Schiaparelli Shoe hat











Recycle art:

Men’s Crochet Shorts Made From Recycled Vintage Blankets
 

Crochet and men are all the rage at the moment. Individually and as a pair.  Our last escapade into men and crochet uncovered Crocheted Food Hats (HERE).
However Schuyler Ellers, who runs the Lord von Schmitt Etsy shop, has taken the art of crochet to a whole new level with their series of men’s crochet shorts made from recycled blankets. Looking at the images below, I’m sure you will agree that they are onto a winner.

Yoshitoshi Kanemaki - wood sculpture human figure

http://www.boredpanda.com/surreal-wood-sculpture-process-photos-yoshitoshi-kanemaki/

http://www.boredpanda.com/surreal-wood-sculpture-process-photos-yoshitoshi-kanemaki/?image_id=surreal-wooden-sculpture-art-yoshitoshi-kanemaki-18.jpg

Japanese Sculptor Shows How He Transforms Wood Into Surreal Statues (18/18)

 

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Olga Kostina's bottle cap house : from Junk Culture com

 

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http://www.junk-culture.com/2012/09/olga-kostinas-bottle-cap-house.html

Olga Kostinas Bottle Cap House

Far away in the remote village of Kamarchaga, located in the Siberian Taiga, Russian pensioner Olga Kostina has decorated her wooden home with colorful patterns and images made from over 30,000 plastic bottle caps. Olga collected the bottle caps from soda bottles over the course of many years and she began using them to decorate the walls of her wooden house once she felt she had accumulated enough. She placed every single bottle cap by hand, using a hammer and nails to create traditional macrame motifs and various images of creatures living in the neighboring woodland. - See more at: http://www.junk-culture.com/2012/09/olga-kostinas-bottle-cap-house.html#sthash.Qwc6vWHT.dpuf

Far away in the remote village of Kamarchaga, located in the Siberian Taiga, Russian pensioner Olga Kostina has decorated her wooden home with colorful patterns and images made from over 30,000 plastic bottle caps. Olga collected the bottle caps from soda bottles over the course of many years and she began using them to decorate the walls of her wooden house once she felt she had accumulated enough. She placed every single bottle cap by hand, using a hammer and nails to create traditional macrame motifs and various images of creatures living in the neighboring woodland. - See more at: http://www.junk-culture.com/2012/09/olga-kostinas-bottle-cap-house.html#sthash.Qwc6vWHT.dpuf

Far away in the remote village of Kamarchaga, located in the Siberian Taiga, Russian pensioner Olga Kostina has decorated her wooden home with colorful patterns and images made from over 30,000 plastic bottle caps. Olga collected the bottle caps from soda bottles over the course of many years and she began using them to decorate the walls of her wooden house once she felt she had accumulated enough. She placed every single bottle cap by hand, using a hammer and nails to create traditional macrame motifs and various images of creatures living in the neighboring woodland. - See more at: http://www.junk-culture.com/2012/09/olga-kostinas-bottle-cap-house.html#sthash.Qwc6vWHT.dpuf

Far away in the remote village of Kamarchaga, located in the Siberian Taiga, Russian pensioner Olga Kostina has decorated her wooden home with colorful patterns and images made from over 30,000 plastic bottle caps. Olga collected the bottle caps from soda bottles over the course of many years and she began using them to decorate the walls of her wooden house once she felt she had accumulated enough. She placed every single bottle cap by hand, using a hammer and nails to create traditional macrame motifs and various images of creatures living in the neighboring woodland. - See more at: http://www.junk-culture.com/2012/09/olga-kostinas-bottle-cap-house.html#sthash.Qwc6vWHT.dpuf

Olga Kostina's Bottle Cap House

Olga Kostina's Bottle Cap House

Olga Kostina's Bottle Cap House

Olga Kostina's Bottle Cap House

Olga Kostina's Bottle Cap House

DIY digital film negative w shoebox light box and software

Post by Los Vídeos Más Chidoliros.

Reverse graffiti; removing dirt off walls; Dinasaur comic

Dinasaur comic