Image from mixed media artist, Francesco Camillo

Reskinning Nature is a project by Bobby Neel Adams. More pics below!

Via: Acidolatte

via: Acidolatte

Mark Jenkins has update with some new street intallation. More here!

Shattering Door is the latest project by the argentinian installation master Leandro Erlich.

Found at It’s Nice That

Lara Favaretto – Simple Couples [2009]
installation view at ‘Provisions for the Future’ – 9th Sharjah Biennial, Sharjah (UAE)

“Simple Couples” is a mixed media site specific installation realized this year by the artist Lara Favaretto using carwash brushes.

Lara Favaretto (b.1973) is an Italian artist based in Turin.

The playful, celebratory visual language employed by Lara Favaretto in her sculptures, installations and performances is often wilfully undercut by a simultaneous resignation to failure. Whether inviting a group of friends to try and make a donkey fly, or borrowing and suspending in mid-air a caravan belonging to a community of gypsies, the artist’s enigmatic choreographies gesture towards a theatre of the absurd.

Lara Favaretto

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Via: VVORK

Claire Morgan is a visual artist born in Belfast. She creates contemporary sculpture and installation art. On the top “BED”my preferred one. Enjoy the rest below!

www.claire-morgan.co.uk

Bed

Bluebottle flies, taxidermied juvenile goldfinch, nylon, lead, acrylic
180 (h) x 50 (d) x 50 (w) cm

Architecture

Fruit flies, nylon, lead, acrylic
180 (h) x 50 (d) x 50 (w) cm

On Top of the World

Bluebottle flies, spider, nylon, lead, acrylic
180 (h) x 50 (d) x 50 (w) cm

Stuck in the Middle with You

Various flying insects, taxidermied grey squirrel, nylon, lead, acrylic
180 (h) x 50 (d) x 50 (w) cm

Jerzy Goliszewski, Prace Przestrzenne – Kai (2009)

Jerzy Goliszewski is an artist from poland. “Kai” is his latest installation telling about human relationship.

The installation presented at the exhibition at Pracowni Miejsce was intended as a hermeneutic answer to H.Ch. Andersen’s fairy tale “The Snow Queen”. Kai’s story provided the artist with a pretext to consider his own emotions. Men tend to build protective walls, facades to hide and seperate themselves from others. The work refers to the distance we create in our relations with other people.

The fractures, cuts, cracks and wounds allow us merely to catch a glimpse of what remains concealed. We are unable or unwilling to expose ourselves to other people. It is impossible to know the real nature of things. This incessant cognitive process is made up by consecutive interpretations, with which we come up as the pieces of the artificial shell fall of bit by bit. However we are still fascinated by what we cannot discover: the incomprehensible, the unsaid, the obscure.

http://www.jerzygoliszewski.com

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Found at Today and Tomorrow

Another fresh installation by the street art artist Belin at Montana Shop&Gallery.

Belin started out painting over ten years ago, and now has a portfolio of enough brick to reconstruct the Twin Towers! His stone canvases can be mostly seen in his home town of Linares, which is a small town in Andalucia Spain. If you ever get the chance go and see for your self! Each street is peppered with a piece of Belin.

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“this is my final degree work in visual communication and new media at the art school kassel
its a big room installation with the a size of 5×12×6 meters
cardboard/wood

i realized the structure at the uferstudios berlin
the video shows the degeneration process.
some more photos about the building process
in my flickr set

www.tsaworks.blogspot.com/

Sculpture, Installation and Painting by Katharina Trudzinski

Isabelle Vaverka – The Book [2009]

“Today there are thousands of possibilities to download literature in a digital form. Nevertheless I regard the book first of all as an object. My goal is to visualize my memories that are purely connected with these objects.”

“I researched the identity of my own books without dealing with their content, but rather focusing on their history and my relation to the objects themselves. All these memories are fixed in a bookshelf that is adapted by a personal collection of literature; research project; June 2009″

http://isabellevaverka.net/

Breeze Reflection by the french media artist Djeff @ Mal au pixel

EPOS257 – Orghoi khorkhoi (Mongolian Death Worm) [2009]

New fresh installation by Epos257 from Praga. I’ ve nothing to comment. Just have a look!

What’ s Mongolian Death Worm? Here the answers!

All the rest at http://epos257.cz/

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Marc Behrens – UNIT [2008] sound intallation

“Born in Darmstadt, Germany, in 1970. Marc Behrens works on several cerebral and physical levels.
His works mainly consist of concrete electronic music, installations, the occasional photograph or video. Recent activities include field recording trips to remote western China and the Amazon rainforest, founding an incorporated company as a social art work, and staging a rite of passage for an investment banker.

Behrens has performed and exhibited extensively across Europe, the Middle East, South Africa, North America, and East Asia, and developed collaborations with Achim Wollscheid, Bernhard Günter, Francisco López, Jeremy Bernstein, Nikolaus Heyduck and Paulo Raposo, among others.
He is a member of the Frankfurt Association for Contemporary Music (FGNM), the German Association for Electroacoustic Music (DEGEM), subscriber to the Electronic Music Foundation (EMF), and a citizen of The Kingdoms of Elgaland~Vargaland. 2003–2007 he was co-director of the Portuguese label Sirr.
Marc Behrens is a lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts, Saarbrücken, Germany and the University of Applied Arts Darmstadt-Dieburg, Germany.”

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Don’ t forget to check out his first release for a netlabel: “Compilation works”, here the link to download:    (http://www.cronicaelectronica.org/?p=041 ) – more>>>

Clemens Behr – Remember Tomorrow [2008]

Made of boxes, tapes, laca, wood, wire, two polaroids and a calender. Barcelona 2008. More>>>

Clemens Behr – Disorder [2009]

Installation in the Museum of Sculptures “Glaskasten” Marl, Germany. More>>>

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From the artist:

Garbagebags and cardboxes are cheap, beautiful, offer a lot of space, are always available, quickly to process, work without electricity and are actually ment for other purposes. Maybe that`s why they trigger my association and by that, develop a special charm, aesthetic and meaning to me…

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Everything and Me is the online portfolio by Clemens Behr, an artist actually living in Barcelona. The use of poor materials remember me another great artist like Ovni, Fupete, Neasden Controll Center and Anna Taratiel…

Please visit his personal webpage at http://clemensbehr.com/

Enjoy!