Jen Stark, born 1983 in Miami, Florida, is a contemporary artist. While most of her work involves creating colorful paper sculptures, she also explores drawing and animation, continually focusing on colorful, infitie patterns.
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Colors
Iridient by Fabian Oefner
Switzerland-based art photographer Fabian Oefner used high-speed flash photography to capture the life of soap bubbles from their creation to the exact moment of bursting in his stunning photo series titled Iridient.
Using High Speed Flash Units, his images show soap bubbles in the moment of bursting. In the first few images, you can still see the bubbles intact, a few instants after their creation. In the last pictures, you see how the thin film of soap starts to disappear, leaving behind countless tiny drops of soap water.
These images are simply stunning.
via Laughing Squid
Color Sticker Explosion
For an installation at the Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane, artist Yayoi Kusama made a totally white room and gave colored dot stickers to all the visiting children and let them stick them wherever they wanted. It’s a color explosion!
Watches
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Below is a snapshot of some of my favorites.
Armin Strom Open Egine Chronograph
Tourbillon 24 Secondes Incliné
De Ville Central Tourbillon Co-Axial Chronometer
Bulgari Assioma Multicomplication Squelette
(Via The Luxist)
Construction Paper Art
Artist Jen Stark creates colorful, intricate pieces of art using ordinary construction paper. This is truly an amazing showcase of creativity!
| “Paper Anomaly” DETAIL |
12″ x 12″ construction paper 2007 |
| “A Piece of an Infinite Whole” Installation in a wall |
diameter: 24″ depth: 4ft, construction paper 2007 |
(Via Neatorama)
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