This chandelier from Hilden & Diaz projects a shadow of trees and roots onto surrounding walls. Read more here.

Shugo Tokumaru “Katachi” by Kijek / Adamski. 2013. “Katachi” means “shape”.

The video is made with approx. 2000 silhouettes extracted from PVC plates using computer-controlled cutter. Have a look at the video about how it was made.

Philip Karlberg’s last editorial for Plaza Magazine plays a funny game with the characteristic accessory of sunglasses and introduces Pin Art at the same time.Johnny Depp, Karl Lagerfeld, Lady Gaga… all of them are more themselves with sunnies on. Found here.

Kumi Yamashita creates portraits using nails, thread and cut denim. Found here.

Javier Cruz.

This picture, The blind man’s meal, by Pablo Picasso (1903), epitomizes Picasso’s Blue Period, in which he used blue tonalities to express suffering, desperation and loneliness. He sought not only to depict the subject’s suffering, but also that of humanity, and his own impoverishment at this time. Read more by The Metropolitan Museum of Art and in this essay.

Hiroshi Sugimoto on becoming an artist.

Athens-based graffiti writer iNO uses spray cans to create art which often depicts the idea of two faces or figures merging. Found here.

Polish artist, Monika Grzymala’s, 3D tape installation, Raumzeichnung (roughly translated - drawing room) used 5 km of tape. See more pictures here.

Architects Benjamin Aranda and Chris Lasch search for endlessness and infinite possibilities with their awe-inspiring crystalline structures. Read more on Juxtapoz.