To be honest, not exactly everything has a shape. For instance, a day is shapeless, just as a week or a month. Just as a season. Ever wondered what shape is summer or winter? What about spring and autumn? We thought about giving you a hand in having a shape in mind for each season. I am sure every one of you, when hearing the name of a season, you have a certain image in mind; like when you hear “winter”...

After featuring Salvador Dali’s works in last week’s issue, this week’s choices for the Sculpting section will seem a bit “more normal”, even though they are abstract sculptures. The beauty in both abstract painting and sculpting is that it can be anything, even though for their creator they are very specific items or feelings or people with an even more personal significance, for you, the...

“Ilana Yahav is a world renowned sand animation artist. Using only her fingers, Ilana draws with sand on a glass table. On this website you can watch her video clips and contact her.” This is how she is described on her site and we believe these words do her a great injustice as she is purely amazing. The forms she creates when the ease that she has in each of her creating gestures are astonishing. ...

They surround us wherever we look. Everything has one, even the air we breathe, even the water we drink or the food that we eat, as odd or big as they might be. If you have not figured it out by now, we are talking about Shapes. Why Shapes? Well, this week’s theme is actually part of a bigger plan, stretched out along two issue: Shapes and Colors. This week, we have shapes, next week, we have colors. We...

Architecture has a way of revealing the most amazing shapes through their size and overwhelming impact on the observer. Whether it is glass, concrete, wood or any other material, the impression of a gravity defier shape, its curves are mind blowing and truly worth of a place in the viewer’s memory. Below we have chosen seven examples of modern architecture with shapes to remember. Click on each photo...

People, you, me, everybody, we all have a certain shape. We all are pretty similar in shape and size [fine, with minor differences but that is not the case].  Ever thought how our faces would look if created out of building blocks? Now, let’s step out of the box for moment, and think about other shapes than your conventional building blocks, imagine any shape, with seven corners and three arches. Curious...

The screen shots above are part captured from Will Hoffman’s Moments. Moments is a collage of moments from our day to day lives. It is indeed a very interesting exercise that also does the great job of reminding all of us of the little things that we overpass everyday, even though some of them are truly memorable.

Above there are three moments in an experiment conducted by Igniter Media, titled Oh, The Temptation. The experiment itself is pretty simply and it probably has been done before, nevertheless the message suggested by this short film is both happy and a reminder of how surprising a child can be.

Daniel Askill through his We have decided not to die sends a somewhat powerful message that, we think, the entire human kind would want to receive.  With strong images suggesting even bolder ideas, with a sublime execution and an almost flawless acting of the characters, We have decided not to die asks you, begs you, forces you to watch Daniel Askill’s entire portfolio.

Anita Mejia’s works send a somewhat mixed message: at a first sight, her characters with the already known trademark of the author that are the big eyes seem to suggest a childish, cartoony scene inspired by the Japanese cartoon characters [contrary to her Latin roots]. Then after turning your sight from the eye catchy eyes you start noticing either the situation or the surroundings and it completely...