I don’t usually post this kind of work, but this is too beautiful. Created by artist Jason Taylor, this sculpture park is entirely underwater on the sea bed, only accessible to divers at Grenada West Indies.
“The aim of the Sculpture Park is to create a unique space which highlights environmental processes and celebrates local […]

I’ve just got back from a few days in Milan for the intensive design week. I’m never going to have time to write about any of it, the good or the bad, so instead here are my photos. There is plenty of other blog coverage if you are interested.
I will write about why […]

No reason for this post, other than I love the above two images by Brody Condon (for the fake screenshot competition) in 2003. Read this blog post. I saw this a long long time ago, but forgot to bookmark them, and managed to find it again via selectparks (thanks!).
Brody also created 650 Polygon […]

Yesterday I went to the Luminaries and Visionaries exhibition at Kinetica Museum in London, open until 11th March. Here are my photos.
Of the work on display, my favorite was the 3d zoetrope by Gregory Barsamian, and the Ambiguous Icons led works of Jim Campbell. Artists also include Sam Buxton, Rob & Nick Carter, […]

London based artist Conrad Shawcross creates these fantastic kinetic sculptures that draw inspiration from philosophy and scientific theories.
Shown above is ‘Loop System Quintet‘ (2005):
“Each of the five oak machines in Loop System Quintet - connected by a single drive-shaft - draws a different ‘knot’ of light in space, predetermined by the ratio of the cogs […]