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Fog Bridge in San Francisco by Fujiko Nakaya – A misty marvel
1 Fujiko Nakaya – Fog Bridge #72494, 2013, 800 high-pressure nozzles, 150 ft (46 m), installation view, Exploratorium, San Francisco, USA, photo 2 by zingbot 3
In the lively city of San Francisco, along the beautiful waterfront, stands a unique installation that blends science and art like nothing else seen before. This artwork is called the Fog Bridge, a creation by artist Fujiko Nakaya 1, permanently installed at the Exploratorium’s waterfront location.
Picture stepping onto a bridge 2 covered in mist, where it feels like reality and illusion are mixing. That’s what the Fog Bridge is all about. Nakaya created it in...
Kihoku Astronomical Museum in Kagoshima by Takasaki Masaharu
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1 Takasaki Masaharu – Kihoku Astronomical Museum, 1995, Kihoku, Kanoya City, Kagoshima, Japan
Resembling a UFO 1 for many who see it for the first time, the Kihoku Astronomical Museum is one of Japan’s most peculiar and eccentric buildings.
Conceptualized by Takasaki Masaharu 2, the museum was constructed in a remote location to cut the observatory off from the urban chaos and better root it in the earth. The isolation also helps to better observe the stars, which allowed Takasaki Masaharu to live up to his nickname: the architect of the cosmos.
2 Takasaki Masaharu – Kihoku Astronomical Museum, 1995, Kihoku, Kanoya City,...Unique puzzle cuts inspired by nature
Nervous System’s wooden jigsaw puzzles feature unique nature-inspired piece shapes. Learn more about our cut styles below: Dendrite, Amoeba, Maze, Wave, Coral and Matrix. Each style is generated by software we created to mimic the way patterns form in nature. Instead of drawing the puzzle cuts by hand, we grow them using math and science.
Dendrite Our original puzzle cut based on crystal formationThe puzzle’s pieces grow into each other, interlocking with shapes similar to dendritic crystals or ice formations. We introduced the Dendrite cut in 2012 with our Radial Puzzle series.
Dendrite grows interlocking shapes through a simulation of dendritic solidification,...
Séguy’s Papillons: a series of wooden butterfly puzzles
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Today we are launching three new wooden puzzles bursting with butterflies! These puzzles feature the artwork of Emile-Allain Séguy, a French artist known for his intricate Art Nouveau and Art Deco illustrations of insects. I’ve long been a fan of Séguy’s artwork (we have two of his insect prints hanging in our home) and felt they would make excellent jigsaw puzzles. We’re showcasing four of our unique nature inspired puzzle cuts in this series: Coral, Maze, Matrix, and Wave. Each puzzle has a shaped border, vibrant UV printed colors printed directly on wood, and many butterfly and moth shaped puzzle...
Casa Açucena: A Floating Sanctuary in Brazil’s Atlantic Rainforest
Some homes command attention; others whisper their presence, seamlessly blending into their surroundings. Casa Açucena, designed by Tetro Arquitetura, does both. It stands as a bold, architectural gesture, yet moves with such respect for its environment that it feels as though it has always belonged.
Perched within the dense, emerald embrace of Brazil’s Atlantic Rainforest, the residence hovers above the forest floor on slender, black steel pillars, leaving the land beneath it untouched. The house takes its name from the açucena flower, a rare and delicate species that thrives in wild environments. Much like its namesake, this home feels like a...
Multibasket in Teshima: Where rules don’t matter
1 Llobet & Pons – Multibasket – No one wins, 2013, silicone resin, wood, metal, 403 × 433 × 92 cm, installation view, Teshima, Japan, photo 2 by Jing Liao 廖品淨 3
Can basketball 1 be more than a game? On the small island of Teshima 2 in Japan’s 3 Seto Inland Sea, Multibasket – No One Wins invites visitors to reconsider competition, collaboration 4, and the intersection of art and play.
Created by conceptual artists Jasmina Llobet & Luis Pons for the Setouchi Triennale art festival, this playful installation experiments with sculptural form while encouraging human interaction 5 and creates a...
The iconic Astor Place Cube – Tony Rosenthal’s Alamo
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1 Tony Rosenthal – Alamo (Astor Place Cube), 1967, painted Cor-Ten steel, 4.6 m × 4.6 m × 4.6 m (15 ft × 15 ft × 15 ft), installation view, Astor Place, Manhattan, New York, photo 2 by ajay_suresh 3
What is it about a simple geometric shape that can evoke strong emotions and ideas? In the heart of New York City’s 1 East Village, one such structure commands attention: The Alamo.
Crafted by renowned artist Tony Rosenthal 2 in 1967, this towering monument was designed from Cor-Ten steel 3, measuring 15 feet in height.
Originally created for a temporary public display in...
Dog Pack Puzzle + new mini puzzles
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It’s been 4 years since we released the Herding Cats Puzzle, the first puzzle we ever released from our new studio in the Catskills. At the time, we promised the release of a dog version was already in the works. A lot has happened since: having 2 children, making our first public art works, ongoing pandemic, etc. It took a little longer than expected but it’s finally here: the Dog Pack Puzzle! We’re hoping this the perfect puzzle to share with your family this holiday season. When you order from us your supporting a small US based manufacturing company (there aren’t...
Fluke — Live @ VIVA Nite Club
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Сегодня в рубрике Концертный зал — получасовое выступление группы Fluke на площадке немецкого канала Viva в ‘97, куда ребята заехали для продвижения своего биг битового альбома Risotto.
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Mirco de Govia / Best 2001—2006
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Мирко де Говиа влился в танцевальное движение еще с начала девяностых, когда в Германии появились первые техно и трансовые лейблы. Стремясь узнать, как эта музыка создается, в 20 лет он изучает первые трекерные программы, потихоньку копит на оборудование и меняется с ближним кругом кассетами с собственными сочинениями. Так он знакомится с Ральфом Киау (будущими Kyau & Albert), который поддерживают начинания Мирко и выпустят его первые пластинки: в ‘94-м и в 2000-м. Большой перерыв между релизам автор объясняет прилежной учебой на программиста — музыке он отдавал немногочисленное свободное время.
После того, как его трек Epic Monolith в 2001 году выстрелил на клубной арене, на Мирко посыпались заказы: синглы от родного лейбла euphonic, ремиксы от других музыкантов, лицензии на его треки от других издательств; всё вплоть до выпуска собственного альбома. Мирко, вроде бы, непротив, но его...