accept...

"ACCEPT, THEN ACT. WHATEVER THE PRESENT MOMENT CONTAINS, 

ACCEPT IT AS IF YOU HAD CHOSEN IT. ALWAYS WORK WITH IT, NOT AGAINST IT."

~  Eckart Tolle

Installation by Tokujin Yoshioka (via STUDIO903)

pinhole window view

i love monique habraken's pinhole window view expands

the pinhole principle to encompass an entire room and its contents,

with a tiny hole in the window forming the only light source.

via wabi sabi

peter gentenaar

dutch artist peter gentenaar's ethereal paper sculptures hung inside the abbey church of saint-riquier in france are absolutely beautiful.

via upon a fold

christine sun kim

a beautiful documentation of an incredible creative process

christine sun kim is such an inspiration...

a todd selby film: deaf performance artist christine sun kimvia nowness

fall

fall- installation by charlotte gyllenhammar

pom pom factory

london based karen hsu created pom pom factory whilst working for a142.

giving each creation a freshness and poetic individuality. 

on-iku

earthscape experiments with growing native plants in water from local hot springs.

 via dezeen

library

trong g nguyen's library- the entire text and individual chapters of various books written word for word on grains of rice. 
a re-interpretation of the library.
 via blue sky butterfly studio

metropolis

metropolis is the first project of de intuitie fabriek- they combined their excisting individual work to create a new world. in 'metropolis' vases become buildings, flowers become bridges, bowls become valleys + and spoons become ladders…

photography: ine van den elsen

via iiinspired

i...

i ripped out the endings

from novels and slept

among the words

source unknown

source: anselm kiefer, via +

tatiana trouvee

tatiana trouvee's  work spans drawing, painting + sculpture, often brought together in precisely-scaled architectural installations 

images: view of the exhibition "polders" in 2002 at palais de tokyo, paris (France) 

source: perrotin, via +

edmund de waal

a potter who writes.

his work just doesn't redefine pottery-

they redefine the space around them.

he works in multiples, in cycles, progressing through a space.

pure, pale, white, multiply, serene,

edmunddewaal

gneborg

impressive instalations gneborg

bird confetti

i love lotte geeven 'bird confetti' project,

where she'd cut thousands of bird species out

from the new york times, sending them over

new york city as they map the route of the wind.
via here

chris natrop

artist chris natrop creates room sized

installations from the most delicate of paper cuts.
like an overgrown garden, the intertwining organic

shapes interact with the light, casting a myriad of

shadows which add another dimension to his work

brain forest

installations by

gerda steiner and jurgenl enzinger

are so inspiring

i would love to see
via here