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Surreal Astronauts Paintings by Scott Listfield
Scott Listfield (b. 1976, Boston, MA) is known for his paintings featuring a lone exploratory astronaut lost in a landscape cluttered with pop culture icons, corporate logos, and tongue-in-cheek science fiction references. Scott studied art at Dartmouth College, which was maybe not the brightest thing to do. After some time spent abroad, Scott returned to America where, right around the year 2001, Scott began painting astronauts and, sometimes, dinosaurs.
Scott has been profiled in Wired Magazine, the Boston Globe, and online at Big Red and Shiny. Additionally, his work has appeared in New American Paintings in 2005 and 2008, and he has exhibited extensively in Boston, and less extensively in Los Angeles, New York, and Miami.Follow him on Twitter or if you love this series order prints through his Society6 shop.
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RING by Alessio Romano – Atipico – 2016
“24 concentric lines indicating the hours of the day are cut by the hands of the minute and hour as a metaphor of life, where everything flows and the time for a second stop”
Beautiful photography for Playtype by Rasmus Dengsø
at Goethe-Institut Philippinen
Transformable Meeting Spaces
The MIT School of Architecture’s Self-Assembly Lab has teamed up with Google to create Transformable Meeting Spaces, a project that utilizes woven structure research in wood and fiberglass pods that descend from the ceiling, transforming a large space into a smaller one. Designed as a small-scale intervention for reconfiguring open office plans—which “have been shown to decrease productivity due to noise and privacy challenges”—the pods require no electromechanical systems to function, but rather employ a flexible skeleton and counterweight to change shape. Via
Biostructure II
Jason Hopkins
2009
Biostructure II
Jason Hopkins
2009