This installation - titled "Abyssal (Depth)" - from Brazilian artist is on display in Lodz, Poland. Any European WINners want to scout this one out and enlighten us about what it feels like to be there?
This installation - titled "Abyssal (Depth)" - from Brazilian artist is on display in Lodz, Poland. Any European WINners want to scout this one out and enlighten us about what it feels like to be there?
Artist Herb Williams installed these Crayola fire sculptures in the National Ranching Heritage Center at Texas Tech University in Lubbock. The piece, entitled "Unwanted Visitor: Portrait of Wildfire," uses thousands of crayons and was inspired by the Texas wildfires of the summer of 2011. Check for more information in the via link!
This "sculpture" in Duisburg, Germany is designed to like a roller coaster. The catch: It's meant to be walked on. Designed by Heike Mutter und Ulrich Genth, the sculpture's 260 foot heights give passengers plenty to look at, though they have to marvel at the idea of the speed of the coaster at a more sane walker's pace. Check the via link for more!
German street artist EVOL created an underground installation, called the "Northern Cross", which visitors could walk through. The contrast between city and urban is pretty cool, eh WINners?