You know that feeling when you find an idea that should have been realized way earlier? Today I stumbled over Federico Babina, an italian architect and designer and his series “Archist“. He brings paintings from abstract artists to life as houses. I recently wrote an article about how the Idea oft the Concrete emerged from […]
Category: kunst
Teenage Dream
90s fashion and culture is stating a big revival. But there’s not only the youth culture of the 80s and 90s we should keep on discussing about an look back on. Director Matt Wolf makes it now easy for us to get back in time until the 19th century and follow the developement of […]
Vera Molnar – (Un)Ordnung/(Dés)Ordre
Today I want to talk about an amazing artist. Considered as one of the pioneers of digital art she is an example how Concrete Art is still a developing branch of art today. Vera Molnar was born 1924 in Budapest and lives since 1947 in Paris. She is the first one to use a computer […]
spring gallery
{gallerina-me is framing the pictures of an amazing artist today. She has been holding on to her graphics, illustrations and and aquarells for nearly twenty years now, until she decided to seperate from some of her beauties. We’ll finally do a catalogue of her work. I’m so happy and excited 🙂 } #art #work #gallerina […]
sagrada familia
In Barcelona I discovered one of the most beautiful places humanity might have ever built. Finally freed from its scaffolds one is able to see it’s amazing ceiling – turning your head up you might as well be standing in some wood gazing up at the canopy of leaves. There’s amazing light in this church […]
Champagne Supernova
I went to the beautiful City of Karlsruhe this week. I had no ideas about this town, but it turned Out to be one of the most stunning places I’ve been to so far. With it’s buildings from the 17th century, influenced by the orientalistic palaces, the Barock Castle and it’s wide and lovely botanical […]
