Showing posts with label USA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USA. Show all posts

Sunday, February 5, 2017

3D Printed Cocktail Rings...


A Collection of 3D printed rings, made of silver, brass, bronze, and gold, designed to carry and display hors d'ouvres at a cocktail party... Designed for a food & design related collaboration in Minnesota... 









Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Mmuseumm, New York...

The entrance, and total volume, of the museum...

A while back the Boyms were kind enough to introduce us to the mmuseumm in downtown Manhattan. The exhibition consists of, as the website states, "contemporary artifacts that illustrate the complexities of the world"... 

Good & curious times...

The museum with full attendance...

Objects removed from peoples bodies...

Cornflakes and Styrofoam rocks...

Home-made gas-masks...

A 3D rendition of a face based on the DNA found on a piece of chewing-gum...

Takeout coffee-cup covers and (if I remember correctly) more things removed from peoples bodies... 

More Styroforam rocks... 

Home-made Celebrity shrines...

The alleyway of the museum...

Sunday, September 20, 2015

Further Hotel Room Views...

Minneapolis, MN, USA...

Shanghai, China...

Beijing, China...

New York City, NY, USA...

Riga, Latvia...

Miami Beach, FL, USA...

Vilnius, Lithuania...

Orlando, FL, USA...

Saturday, August 1, 2015

The Skyways of Minneapolis...


Thanks to the extended Skyway network one can transcend across most of downtown Minneapolis without setting a foot outside. Confusing at first for a novice, these, somewhat 'labyrinthal', above ground burrows connecting the various urban hubs to each other nevertheless provide a quasi-hermetic world of their own with their extensive choice of interconnected restaurants and coffee-shops, stationary stores, clothing shops, jewelers, flower-shops, relators, banks, galleries, hotels and more... It probably would be possible to sustain oneself (both in body and spirit) in these passages for a substantial time period without having to set a foot on an actual sidewalk... 

Good times...