Morbid or awesome, I can’t decide. A new interesting product has hit the ever bloated pregnancy market, an actual 3-d tangible print of yours, or whomsoever’s unborn baby. Yes, this is true. The company 3DBabies provides the service for around 600 dollars for a mini pre birthed being. Do you set it on the nightstand? Do you think this could replace the nostalgia ultra sound ? Is This how people way back in the day felt when ultrasounds came out? A weird sense of taboo surrounding something like a little baby life. Imagine giving this as a gift to someone. A fetus in a box … But I’m not going…
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‘REJOICE! OUR TIMES ARE INTOLERABLE’. JENNY HOLZER AND HER ’15 INFLAMMATORY ESSAYS’ 1979-82
“In her early years as an artist, Jenny Holzer began working with text as a tool to manipulate the language of pop culture while producing political commentary. Her work usually consisted of aggressive statements meant to propel the passive viewer into an act of questioning. Her “Inflammatory Essays”, a series of 15 (more?) posters the artist produced between 1979 and 1982, were pasted on walls throughout heavily populated areas of New York City. The anonymous statements were influenced by major political figures such as Emma Goldman, Mao Tse-Tung, and Vladimir Lenin and, although they show eye-catching colors, they shared quite provocative thoughts. In a statement provided by the Holzer studio, the Inflammatory Essays are described as “a…
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“I tried to paint on canvas : fists were paintbrushes & blood was oil.”
Beautiful performance art that will intrigue you and make you wince. “I tried to paint on canvas : fists were paintbrushes & blood was oil.” “This piece is actually my first performance. My aim was to use my body as it really is : a material. So I fused a canva and a piece of waterproof fabric wherein I cut up a circle. In that way, all I had to do was to hit the canvas with my fists, as hard as possible to paint the circle with my blood. I choose the geometrical form of the circle because in this work, I wanted to show what Man is able to…
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Hand Sewn portraits by David Catá
Does love have to hurt. David Catá does not pose the question rhetorically. In his ongoing series A Flor De Piel, the Spanish artist answers it through the most direct material possible, his own body. Rather than using canvas, paper, or fabric alone, Catá turns his skin into a site of memory, vulnerability, and record.
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Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared 2 – TIME
The makers of the famously disturbing surreal video” Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared” have come out with a new video, “Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared 2- TIME” The video explains the subject of time wrapped up in what it seems like a child like performance. Even though this time around you have an idea what will end up happening, it’s still great seeing the video spiral somewhere uncomfortable.
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Portrait Illustration by Jo In Hyuk
Jo In Hyuk’s portrait illustrations exist in a carefully balanced space between refinement and ambiguity. At first glance, the work feels composed and elegant. Pastel tones wash across faces with a lightness that suggests ease and control. Yet beneath that polish sits a sense of mystery that prevents the images from feeling decorative or resolved.
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Beautifully Abandoned
There is a particular kind of beauty that emerges only through neglect. Not the romanticized decay of fantasy, but the quiet, unfiltered reality of time doing its work. Beautifully Abandoned captures this state with restraint, presenting old houses as they slowly wither, untouched by urgency or repair. These are not ruins staged for drama. They are structures allowed to age honestly.
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A Janitor Secretly Worked On This For 7 Years. No One Knew Til Now… And It’s Baffling Everyone.
Over 30 years ago, a man spent 7 years hand-drawing the most complex, unbelievable and probably unsolvable maze I’ve ever seen. His daughter recently posted the following photos on Twitter and, needless to say, the entire Internet is exploding with questions about her dad. So who is the man behind it? A professor? A mathematician? A wizard? No, no, and no. The correct answer is… the university janitor. The maze is 34 x 23.3-inches. Twitter user Kya7y’s dad, who was a janitor at a university in Japan, spent more than 7 years working on this… To this point, he has remained completely anonymous and wants no public recognition for his…
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The Real Life Models by Flora Borsi
Flora Borsi’s The Real Life Models sits at an intersection where art history, digital manipulation, and psychological curiosity quietly overlap. The series does not aim to shock through excess or distortion. Instead, it unsettles by asking a deceptively simple question about how images are made, and what we accept as real once they are presented to us.
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YUKI FUJISAWA – “Flowered” / 2012
Yuki Fujisawa’s Flowered exists in a space where textile, memory, and fragility intersect. Created in 2012, the work resists quick categorization. It is neither purely fashion nor purely sculpture, but something more atmospheric, designed to be experienced rather than simply viewed.
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Ben Marcin – Last House Standing (2013) Photography Series
Ben Marcin’s Last House Standing is a photography series that lingers long after the image has been taken in. Created in 2013, the work documents a phenomenon that feels both specific and strangely universal: solitary houses left behind as suburban landscapes are cleared, redeveloped, or erased entirely. These structures remain upright while everything around them disappears, turning the familiar symbol of home into something quietly unsettling.
