Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Inviting Fluid Forms | Bloom House by Greg Lynn
When Times Magazine names you one of the most innovative people in 21st century, and Forbes puts you in the group of 10 most influential architects, there is a certain weight on your shoulders – a responsibility to challenge yourself with each project you undertake. Something Greg Lynn does with incredible ease.
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Story-telling prints in Mary Katrantzou S/S 2013 collection
The natural symmetry of the two-dimensional artwork of postage stamps lends itself to her latest designs, just as the whorls and fades in a bank note provide an almost luxurious background to a piece finished in a dark brocade.
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“Fjogur Piano” – short film by Alma Har’el
A man and a woman locked in a never ending cycle of addiction and desire. Slowly losing their ability to separate themselves from each other, they try to hold on to dead fleeting moments as they mark the days passing them by
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Underwater photo gallery – project by Andreas Franke
What is better place to display photos of a sunken ship than, well… on the sunken ship.
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“Valtari” – film from Sigur Ros Mystery Film Experiment
Each video in “Mystery Film Experiment” is created by different filmmakers very diverse in their approach to this project and united only by music of Sigur Ros.
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Spanish elegance in Ka lamp collection
Lamps were designed with natural materials in mind and with elegance that wasn’t lost in zen-like simplicity of form.
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Revisited: Architectural shapes and “Synthetic Oceans” | fashion by Alba Prat
What caught our eye, was Alba’s mature sensitivity to architectural shapes, where shadow from the form plays unexpected, protective-like role in designs structure.
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Nuit Blanche – short film by Arev Manoukian
Nuit Blanche explores a fleeting moment between two strangers, revealing their brief connection in a hyper real fantasy.
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Revisited: Full Moon Story – by Kim Kyung Soo
Static model faces emanate pure sincerity and innocence that comes in subtle contrast to the starched-up linen dresses that are so alive in their beautiful shapes
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Future we might NOT want to face in this short video by Gordon Von Steiner
Gordon Von Steiner paints a bleak future of women in grotesque silicone masks, lips and faces changed to the point of bizarre, trying to fit in among other disfigured souls and mask their boredom of reality.
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