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Wall sculpture made from salvaged wood by Andy Vogt.
These photos are from a set called 25 abandoned Yugoslavia monuments that look like they’re from the future. The monuments were commissioned by the Yugoslavian president in the 60s and 70s to commemorate World War II sites. Apparently, when the country dissolved in the 1990s, the striking monuments were all abandoned and now sit untended and with their significance unexplained. (Via Ffffound!)
Unfortunately, I have no information on this beast except that I’d like to see it in person. (Via Ffffound!)
I’m really tired, but it feels too early to let myself go to bed. I’m too tired to really do anything, though. Hence all the blog posts. I’m making myself stay up for at least 20 more minutes, so there may be more blogging unless I just stare at the wall.
Wirework sculpture by Michaela Bruton.
Wow. These sculptures by Willy Verginer amaze me – one of my favorite shares in a while. (Via Booooooom!)
Sam Spenser‘s Umbrella Bloom. (Via Monoscope.)
If you can handle the commercials you have to watch, this animation is really great. It depicts time from a rock’s perspective, the idea of which is quite soothing to me.
Photo from James Turrell‘s Dividing the Light installation in Claremont, California.
