Wood watches designed by TokyoFlash Japan. “If you’re looking for a watch that simply tells the time, then our watches are probably not for you. We design wearable art, many people don’t appreciate art but many people do. When thinking about our unique time telling designs try to look at them as if each is a piece of […]
Japanese artist Kohei Nawa uses glass beads, glue, plaster and spray foam to cover found objects. “Once images of a particular object collected through the computer screen identifies itself as a suitable motif, the physical object is acquired through the internet and encapsulated in a layer of spheric cells. This process homogenizes the surface texture […]
Seven Door Designs by Nendo was created to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Abe Kogyo. “All have a basic default design, and each one has been treated with a different idea born from the various techniques and experience held by the company. These doors do not end up being just one-off products. They have opened […]
“The image of this digital artwork is being created and drawn in real time by a computer program. The images are not pre-recorded nor played back. Flowers are born, grow and blossom in profusion before the petals begin withering and flowers die and disappear. The cycle of birth and death repeats itself, continuing for eternity and […]
Riusuke Fukahori is known as the “goldfish artist”. He creates three-dimensional goldfish by pouring resin layers and painting goldfish on each layer with acrylic paint. Everything began in 2000, when he became fascinated by his goldfish – which despite being abandoned for seven years was still alive. The artist calls this incident “Goldfish Salvation.” “The […]
