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SOUTH AFRICAN COLOURS

MAY 18TH, 2013

South African colours This is quite an interesting project by Alejandro Ribadeneira who explores the South African colours. Sometimes all you need are recognisable colours such as the on...

HANDS-FREE COOLING DEVICE

MAY 18TH, 2013

Hands-free cooling device Cool on the Go is the world's most versatile, hands-free, personal cooling device. Thanks to an innovative, hands-free and compact design, Cool on the Go allows you ...

DIGITAL ARTWORKS BY ADAM MARTINAKIS EXPLORE PHOTO REALISTIC SURREALISM

MAY 17TH, 2013

Digital Artworks by Adam Martinakis Explore Photo Realistic Surrealism Digital artist Adam Martinakis (previously) was born Poland in 1972 and currently lives and works in in Cannock, UK. Hi...

THINGS COME APART, 50 DISASSEMBLED OBJECTS IN 21,959 INDIVIDUAL PARTS BY TODD MCLELLAN

MAY 17TH, 2013

Things Come Apart, 50 Disassembled Objects in 21,959 Individual Parts by Todd McLellan I’ll never forget the excitement I felt as a child when first disassembling a telephone on our back p...

TOMÁS ALONSO’S ‘VARIATIONS ON A TUBE’

MAY 16TH, 2013

TOMÁS ALONSO’S ‘VARIATIONS ON A TUBE’ Spanish designer Tomás Alonso’s Variations On A Tube invites us to take a simple, bourgeois form and imagine it in spectacular functions. No...

RIBA REGENT STREET WINDOWS PROJECT 2013

MAY 16TH, 2013

RIBA Regent Street Windows Project 2013 Six architecture studios present window installations created for stores along London's Regent Street in this movie filmed by Dezeen. RIBA presid...

SHIMMERING CHAIN-LINK FENCE INSTALLATION BY SOO SUNNY PARK

MAY 15TH, 2013

Shimmering Chain-link Fence Installation by Soo Sunny Park Currently on view at Rice Gallery is this shimmering installation titled Unwoven Light by Soo Sunny Park, comprised of some 37 sec...

NICK GENTRY

NICK GENTRY

London-based artist's surprising canvases...

Brits are inspired by the many famous British artists and creatives that have gone before us. I feel lucky to be British as it has offered me the opportunities to follow my passion of being an artist...

An obsolete relic of our not-too-distant past, the 3 ½” floppy disk is a fascinating insight into digital progression – imagine how far 1.44mb would get you these days? Informed by consumerism, technology, identity and cyberculture in society; young Brit-artist Nick Gentry‘s floppy disk portraits make for compelling viewing, the innovative use of media casting comment over how our modern lives are so heavily comprised of data. His latest works – using vintage film negatives and x-rays – continue to seduce us with style and substance, his passion for inventive social art persisting.

VIA: http://www.weheart.co.uk/2012/07/12/create-gb-nick-gentry/

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