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With “Cart to Art” you can send some greetings but also a piece of art. It currently has two different series: “Flowers” and “Hot and Cold” series (from video) (via Paper Crave & Etsy).
Unfortunately there is no “about” on the page.
Gabriel Dawe, a Mexican-Canadian artist, creates colorful, woolen installations and objects. I like the installation “plexus” (Pic 1+2) most because it looks like ray of lights (found at Fleisherart).
Kazuma Obara (28) is a Japanese photographer documenting the working conditions in the damaged atomic power plant in Fukushima. He was born in Iwate, one of the regions hit hard by the earthquake and tsunami in March 2011. At that time Kazuma studied photography and worked at Mitsubishi. 3 days after the disaster he left his job and became a full-time photographer. With his pictures Kazuma criticizes the Japanes media coverage of the disaster. His pictures were published worldwide - except for Japan.
Source: Kazuma Obara Website ; Swiss Television / SF TV: Inside Fukushima (German only)
“At the honour of our death” is sentimental film about Sarah Sudoff who photographs the signs of the death. (via Flakphoto)
A great picture from the series “Zurueckgelassen” (“left behind”) of Friederike Brandenburger. In this series Friederike pictured lost buildings or object in Norway.
Friederike was born 1983, she studied communication design in Germany. (see also Sueddeutsche.de - German only).
What’s the job of a conductor? Michael Wende (born 1982) tries to find an answer to this question with his final project movie “Der Taktstock” (“The baton”) at the University of Applied Sciences Deggendorf, Germany. The story: An animated figure of a Baton-Designer is following 12 young conductors from all over the world, gathered 10 days in Bamberg to win the world’s most honored conducting battle: The Gustav-Mahler-Conducting-Competition.
The Berlin artist JUST makes daily life pictures and street art photos. Also have a look at the interview at the awarded blog “Freunde von Freunden” (German only).
Kumi Yamashita, a talented Japanese artist, is famous for creating unique art by casting light over strategically placed objects. (via Toxel)
For Paul Rand’s posthumous induction into The One Club Hall of Fame, Imaginary Forces created this short film, combining original animation with a videotaped interview of Rand himself, that encapsulated his unique and timeless contribution to the design community.
(Source: vizualize)
