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Sensing Smiley
The Fühlometer, or Feel-O-Meter, was an interactive installation created by artists/designers Julius ...
Multicolored Monolith
Combining various perspectives and bold, bright colors, Lee Baker created his installation ...
Sidewalk Sand Paintings
Joe Mangrum creates gorgeous sidewalk paintings on the streets of Brooklyn with ...
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Sensing Smiley
The Fühlometer, or Feel-O-Meter, was an interactive installation created by artists/designers Julius von Bismarck, Benjamin Maus, and Richard Wilhelmer to display the overall mood of a city. The Fuhlometer was comprised of a complex system which read the emotions on passerby’s faces (sad, indifferent, or happy), interpreted them, and visualized them, all in real-time.
Multicolored Monolith
Combining various perspectives and bold, bright colors, Lee Baker created his installation entitled “Refractive Monolith”, displaying the tense relationship between urbanization and culture. Ten thousand metres of yarn allude to the weak infrastructure of buildings. The intense hues aim to communicate security and happiness but the grey backdrop represents the ominous darkness that may lie ahead. Stunning photos are below and make sure to watch a timelapse of the building process at the end.
Living Lights
Groupe LAPS, a French design team of six artists, has created an installation of 20 stick figures made of LED light tubes. In an energetic and exciting display, the figures dance and flash when music is played. Check out the photos below and this video to see them in action!
Photos via their website and here.
Sidewalk Sand Paintings
Joe Mangrum creates gorgeous sidewalk paintings on the streets of Brooklyn with nothing but his hands and bags of colored sand. Mangrum’s philosophy is that “we are all unknowingly and psychologically programed by the urban grid system…ultimately out of sync with the natural world…disconnected physically and metaphorically from the whole.” His sand paintings are a rejection of this and a representation of interconnectivity, inspired by components of technology, art, and culture, and a combination of ancient aesthetics and modern, pop-art colors and style. Check out photos of his paintings below as well as this video of Mangrum in action.
Mangrum updates his website regularly on his current location as well as ongoing projects and exhibitions. He also has a book with 70 photographs of his paintings available for sale here. Photos via Mangrum’s website and Oddity Central.
New Obession! Curator and Mule – $60/season for a curated box of accessories
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New Obession! Curator and Mule – $60/season for a curated box of accessories
Click on the image above to check out the website! Our black keychains are included in the summer collection! Loving these New York startups!
Brooklyn! Find us at Old Hollywood
We just dropped off a bunch of coin purses and bracelets! So for those that like shopping in person, check out stuff out at Greenpoint!
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