Ryuji Nakamura
Amazing installations by Ryuji Nakamura.
Drawings and installations by the incredible, Monica Canilao (pictured). SF. Juxtapoz just posted 20 questions with her over here.
Various artworks by Glasgow-based, Nathan Coley. Religion, and the idea of home, seem to be themes throughout much of Coley’s work.
Interesting geometric work by James Gauvreau and Anna Pantchev.
There is a spectacular installation by Universal Everything over at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. “Forever is a large videowall installation of endless animations responding to an ever changing soundtrack. The bespoke generative design system at the heart of Forever will spawn unique audio-visual films every day, forever.”
Brainforest is the name of a piece by Gerda Steiner & Jorg Lenzlinger but I think it’s also a great way of describing the style that all of their work has. Steiner was originally a wall painter and Lenzlinger was creating stalactite-like forms when they joined forces in 1997. The amount of detail in their large scale installations is staggering. You can tell how much I love their work by the number of images I have included in this post.
Chiharu Shiota was born in Osaka and currently lives and works in Berlin. I would love to see this stuff in person, it looks pretty overwhelming.
Fantastic installations by artist Adam Parker Smith. In this one, Sunset Now, the rising and the setting of the sun is controllable via a dimmer switch. Make sure you locate the “previous work” button on his site, lots of inspiring work on there! Would love to see a video clip of the Royal Turn.