Incredible cityscapes made from pots, pans and misc kitchen gear. The works can be seen @ the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco – Zhan Wang is among the most respected artists in China, having become world-renown for his stainless steel sculptures of “scholars’ rocks,†the graceful, craggy boulders found in several provinces around China […]
Brian Jungen’s “Shapeshifter” and “Cetology” made from plastic chairs – [via] Link.
“PlusMinus” was developed as an aid for senior citizens to open multiple beverages with ease. The cap has an indentation that fits into the enlargement on its side and can be used as a makeshift crowbar of sorts to open the cap. The bottle itself has a skinnier middle section and can thus be gripped […]
Crazy electric pyramid “Dream Car.” I guess the pyramid shape is supposed to keep the driver sharp. Dream Car – [via] Link
I really like Ken Goldman’s “Tenderizer” ring – [via] Link. Related: Nut and bolt wedding rings and uber ring round up – Link. DIY – artsy jewelry @ MAKE & CRAFT – Link.
This Darth Vader helmet-shaped hot air balloon towers 86 feet high, is 69 feet wide and 78 feet deep. That’s a pretty hefty and intimidating size head of one of the most notorious sci-fi villains around. The next step would be to build a giant Death Star balloon for this to dock into. Darth Vader […]
Stefan Sagmeister’s works are on display @ Deitch in NYC, January 31, 2008 — February 23, 2008 @ 76 Grand Street, New York. The bananas you see here are real, all 7,200 of them on a giant wall – it smelled like 7,200 bananas too, slightly rotting – Things I Have Learned In My Life […]
