Israeli artist, Sigalit Landau, has a sumptuous wall-spanning projection, on view at museum of modern art (MoMA) in New York through July 28,in which she emerges from a coil of watermelons, buoyant in the Dead Sea.
This is how Landau explains her artwork:
A cord of two hundred and fifty meters penetrates five hundred water melons forming a six meter spiral raft in the saturated salt waters of the Dead Sea. The spiral turns as a whirlpool reversed from its normal direction. I am floating locked inside the spiral layers between the center and the periphery of the sweet raft.
I am reaching out against the direction of the turning raft towards a small area in the spiral where the fruit is wounded, red and exposed like myself to the sting of the salt. The salt solution of the dead sea enables everything to float on its illusive surface. The spiral gradually becomes a thin green line abandoning the viewer.
Doesn’t the shot below look familiar to you? This is a screen shot from the famous Google image search engine, isn’t it?
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The Bookman is a bookshelf in the shape of a man and is a highly decorative piece of furniture as well as a sculpture.He measures 70 inches high by 45 inches wide and holds about 100 books.
These Fantasy Art Dolls are completely hand-made by Rosa M Grueso. No molds are used in their creation and her dolls are born straight from her imagination! Within her site you will find original fairies, mermaids and other magical creatures.
When we were kids, during the transition from the age of pushing a can with a stick to the age of home entertainment consoles like the Nintendo, Legos were one of the things that everyone could love.Here’s 8 cool Lego Movie scenes built by adults that never grew up—or couldn’t, due to the childhood trauma of seeing their dog tear the crap out of their rabbit’s neck.
