Triptyque "Pipe Light" Project

An installation on an abandoned house in Brazil, Pipe Light compromises metal tubing and lamps wrapped around the outside and inside of the building. Inspired by a plants invading parts of their house, the french designer of Triptyque reversed the photosynthetic process of the plant and used Pipe Light to "feed of darkness for enlighten."






:: Discovered via Dezeen

Jean Julien Brings His Work to Life

Jean Julien, a designer in London, creates fantastic installations out of cut paper that are full of life and quirky characters. Not only does he tells a story, he sparks imagination and leaves the viewer wanting more. At first glance, the installation just looks like a fun, intricate puzzle, but as you keep looking, you keep finding more and more interesting details that tell their own little story. Check out all of his work by clicking here.










:: Discovered via FFFFound

James Hopkins, Decor as Art

British artist James Hopkins constructs his installations from mundane everyday objects, turning them into artwork with hidden messages. I think the first few are more than appropriate for today. 

:: Photos via Apartment Therapy