“Here everybody was waiting for the day when a 100 years would have
passed and the
house would be opened once again. It is odd how the
collective memory of a place never dies.”
– originally spotted at boing boing.
Archive for January, 2011
photographs of art school floors – via today and tomorrow
“The rock contains what appears to be a horizontal section of a
dinosaur’s skull. The image looks like a CT scan,
and clearly shows the
cranium, the nasal cavities, and numerous teeth,” – from discovery
“It’s a Renaissance music score which follows a Gregorian canon,” said
De Pasquale,
who conducted the study with Csar Dors, a Jesuit expert on
Aramaic, and Hungarian musicologist Lòrànt Réz. – from discovery
De Pasquale,
who conducted the study with Csar Dors, a Jesuit expert on
Aramaic, and Hungarian musicologist Lòrànt Réz. – from discovery
carved in marble…
via today and tomorrow
magnetism visualized – via today and tomorrow
669 of them….
via today and tomorrow
“in their series of site specific tape installations, croation design collective foruse/numen
showcased their latest creation at DMY international design festival berlin 2010. although
their tape installations are often conceived as a kind of parasitic object installed into locations
such as old attics, columns of a historical building, or an industrial concrete structure, this
time a custom scaffolding construction had to be made due to location change by DMY.
the result, according to the foruse/numen, translated into a structure reminiscent of a UFO.
the installation was executed within four days (approximately 160 working hours) utilizing
almost 700 conventional transparent tapes (45 km of tape).” – from designboom