“Referring to urban scavengers or those who collect cast-offs, Feeder celebrates the underbelly. Trucks and carts piled with cardboard, bags and boxes of recycling dot city streets yet – generally go unnoticed. These drawings and sculpture focus on those clusters and debris that are purposefully scraped up and salvaged… ultimately creating an inconspicuous yet definitive
Ton makes a sculpture every day. Which makes me swoon every day. Which makes my blood sugar all crazy. I’m totally sending the bill to him.
Jessica makes self-portraits that are fragmented. I can only imagine the hidden meaning in these, and I love the subliminal inspiration.
“because six heads are better than one.” $20 from Iris Schwarz.
applique and embroidery on vintage bedspread. from the series ‘i want to tell you everything’ by andrea vander kooij.
Rachel has quite a fun post today over at Black Eiffel. A look into blogger refrigerators, and yes, my sad, sad fridge is included in the mix. So glad to know Jo and I are kindred spirits both in food and spirit. ;)
who: eva guillet and aruna ratnayake.what: an installation made entirely of felt scraps. not kidding.where: tokyo.when: christmas, 2006.why: inspired by the ‘cabinets of curiosity.’
who: eva guillet and aruna ratnayake.what: an installation made entirely of felt scraps. not kidding.where: tokyo.when: christmas, 2006.why: inspired by the ‘cabinets of curiosity.’