arithmetical-design:

Lun-Yi Tsai

Algebraic Degeneration

2005

Acrylic on panel

Have you ever looked at a piece of art and wanted to be different, wanted to be the sort of person who could own that art and be owned by it?

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textile-museum:

• Bag/wallet, Oregon/Washington, United States, Probably Wasco, 1st half 20th century. Hemp/dogsbane, cornhusk, leather, wool, L: 33.00 cm, W: 28.50. TM 1961.32.2.

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toolshedding:

Phenomenal spoons by Paula Greif.

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theartfulgarden:

jeffrey bale / tony shalhoub garden

wgsn:

Close up of Nicky Kirk’s cable tie installation from the private view of Telltales: Emerging Architecture.

wgsn:

Totally in love with these bead lamps by Coco Reynolds @Marz 

wgsn:

Designed by Bertjan Pot for Golran, Triangles is on show at Juice in Milan this week. The new kilim collection,  introduces a fresh look to traditional Oriental carpets and kilim techniques. 

wgsn:

We visited the colourful Salvation Mountain yesterday and can’t wait to do our photo file from all our images #salvationmountain

wgsn:

We love Schemata Architects‘ new project, ColoRing, at Rossana Orlandi. The collection of tables use a traditional wood polishing technique called Udukuri, adapted to generate vibrantly painted wood grain finishes. For more Milan Design Week inspiration, WGSN SUBSCRIBERS CAN CLICK HERE to see our uncut Salone del Mobile gallery.

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Discarded treads found on a workshop floor have been woven together by artist Satoshi Morita to create this chaotic, textural surface. Find more textile inspiration at the @ExploreWellcome Wellcome Collection’s Souzou: Outsider Art from Japan show in London.

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