Continuing with yesterday’s mineral theme, these images by photographer Tito Mouraz are the result of a two year project that set out to document the transformation of the landscape at an industrial rock quarry in Portugal. Called Open Space Office, the infinite ladders, chalky facades and turquoise pools look out of this world.
Calligrapher Niels Shoe Meulman makes beautiful, temporal graffiti using nothing but a bucket of water and a mop. Pretty impressive. Video by Adele Renault
These ads created by art director Bjoern Ewers for the Berlin Philharmonic are macros shots of the interiors of instruments. Which happen to look as thought out and spacious as many empty interiors.
Something silly to start the week - Grant Achatz, a chef in the field of molecular gastronomy, has created an inventive new dessert at his 3-star Michelin restaurant, Alinea in Chicago. Diners can now feast upon an edible balloon made from dehydrated Granny Smith apples, filled with helium and served with a pin so it can be popped before it’s eaten. Read the rest of this entry »