Beautiful conversations, people, places, design+photography
Looking forward to the latest Pecha Kucha Seattle.
Tonight it’s all about story telling presented at the
beautiful Bellevue Arts Museum. If you are visiting
or have time don’t miss the exhibit
Rick Araluce: The Minutes, the Hours, the Days
Sculpture and ceramic art
by Patti Warashina: Wit and Wisdom
Controversy surrounding the new World Trade Center
design is a never-ending source of amusement;
now Bansky has joined in.
Kindra Nikole, a Seattle-based photographer, takes inspiration
from fairy tales and fantasy to yield compelling images.
I especially like the solitude and mystery the convey.
Shout out to Olafur Eliasson, the McDermott Award in the Arts
at MIT winner.
Queenie Liao, one very creative mom
and an artist, shares the adventurous
dramas that her child dreams of during
his sleep. Combining artistry and
imagination with photography,
Queenie creates captivating photos
using plain cloths, stuffed animals,
and other common household
materials to create the background
setting. Sooo adorable.
Flying Swarms by Thomas Jackson.
Floating art photography…love the vibrant colors
and abstract nature.
Railroad tracks, light link rail and warehouse buildings…
the perfect spot for some random color.
These images, taken from the top of the Egyptian pyramids with Cairo in the
background, are simply astonishing. I keep staring at them in amazement.
It is incredible to me these works of art were built thousands of years ago by
humans with nary a high-tech tool. Kudos to those willing to take the risk.
Wow is all I can say. Very creative.
See more amazing images here.
Ai Weiwei, one of China’s foremost contemporary artists, has
taken his beautiful Forever Bicycles sculpture to Toronto.
Featuring 3,144 bicycles, the colossal structure is stunning.
Displayed in a night-time festival, it is spectacularly lit up
with pink and blue lights looking as if they are floating.
What a delight.
Beautiful iPhone photos by Theron Humphrey.
So lovely.
Beautiful Musings 