Frank Gehry’s Luma Arles tower by Iwan Baan
This mesmerizing building is now the centerpiece of the Luma Arles cultural district.
This magnificent architectural masterpiece by Frank Gehry has been captured by architectural photographer Iwan Baan.
Baan's...
Second Hand Series by Zhanna Kadyrova
Ukrainian artist Zhanna Kadyrova continues her ongoing ‘Second Hand’ series, in which she builds ceramic clothes utilizing tiles discovered around the globe. For her 2019 installation at...
The Secret of the walls
The Secret of the walls
This photographic series "EL SECRETO DE LAS PAREDES" (The Secret of the walls) brings the game of body art to a whole new...
Jean Nouvel’s National Museum of Qatar looks awesome
These new images by Dutch photographer Iwan Baan show the almost-complete National Museum of Qatar, designed by architect Jean Nouvel.
The new national museum is currently being built...
The Disturbingly Beautiful Portraits of Stefan Gesell
Stefan Gesell, a German photographer, creates portraits that appear to be torn from the pages of sci-fi and horror novels. Using dynamic lighting and effects, the rawness...
Evocative Light bulb product branding and packaging design
Light bulb packaging design by Angelina Pischikova for CS combines the illustrations of insects and different shapes of light bulbs.
CS — is the largest electrical...
SAL MORIARTY’S PRETZEL GIRLS
Los Angeles based photographer Sal Moriarity hones in on the intimate space between two models. In this series captured stunning images of symmetry and flexibility. His keen...
Sexuality, Diversity and Selfies: Ed van der Elsken
The Dutch Photographer Who Inspired Goldin and Tillmans
Who? Ed van der Elsken was a romantic, a self-biographer and a documentarist, obsessed with youth, protest, sexuality and the sub...
Typographic Visual treats by Becca Clason
Our eyes can also feast, especially of great design. This could be thought of when you get to see this work by graphic designer Becca Clason.
She is...
BIG’s VIA 57 West skyscraper captured at sunrise by Hufton + Crow
British duo Hufton + Crow have become the latest photographers to shoot BIG's first contribution to the Manhattan skyline, capturing the building's dramatic silhouette from across the...
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