This is so awe-inspiring, I mean really, art that needs the street/urban environment as its canvas to take shape and form. A telephone pole turned into a multi-bird feeder. Our accepted behavior as developing beings, is to cut down the tress and remove the birds natural habitat, and replace it with man-made objects. Here, one of those objects is given back to nature, as a habitat for the local avian. Which act is more criminal, the street art or the destruction of nature? Genius!
"I believe that street art is only on the street, and projects involved in street art need to exist there because they can exist no where else properly. There needs to be a relationship that is created by the intersection of the action with the environment that transforms both." - Elbow ToeRead More......
Designer Alexander Kotlyarevsky has popped up with a custom motorcycle that too sans spokes and presents a neat and clean look. Dubbed ‘Swordfish,’ the new concept bike by the Italian designer presents a curved body with glossy design running on the hubless wheels. I won’t be surprised to see (rather ride) a practical bike with hubless wheels in the days to come.
If you've got a room to hold it, you can turn your home into a 70s-style club with the Konfetti chandelier from Bsweden.Your eyes do not deceive you, it's a light full of disco balls, 90 in total of varying sizes, all hanging off a chromed-steel frame. Flick the light switch and they all light up, giving off those mirrored rays as a bonus. Perfect addition to my boom boom room, HOLLER!
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