cemetaries. enric miralles.
Kent Kleinman will like this.
The Architecture of Rudy Hermes (via Visualingual)
In 1959, the architect Rudy Hermes collaborated with the artist Charley Harper on a series of illustrations that situated Ford cars against fantastic backdrops, combining gorgeous natural scenery with outlandish architecture.
the eventuality of daybreak
Alex Lukas
‘Untitled’
2009

DIAGRAMS OF FIELD CONDITIONS, 1996
“All grids are fields, but not all fields are grids. One of the potentials of the field is to redefine the relation between figure and ground. If we think of the figure not as a demarcated object read against a stable field, but as an effect emerging from the field itself - as moments of intensity, as peaks or valley within a continuous field - than it might be possible to imagine figure and field as more closely allied. (…)”

(via knockedout)
Leebeus Woods
n-kw:
me: it’s so weird looking at my shadow and seeing that ball
sophie: what ball?
me: my hair
Chinese sweatshop workers, who get an average of four hours of sleep a night, use clothespins to keep their eyes opened.
omfg.
via newsblaze.com