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simplypi: Fresnel chandelier

simplypi:

Fresnel chandelier

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more than a little scarpa, no?

more than a little scarpa, no?

(Source: simplypi)

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The Box House  via simplypi

The Box House  via simplypi

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Installations by Anne Lindberg (via but does it float)

Installations by Anne Lindberg (via but does it float)

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A meal for the vultures: “In Ictu Oculi” by Greta Alfaro

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Time lapse photos of fireflies by Tsuneaki Hiramatsu (via  ホタル)

Time lapse photos of fireflies by Tsuneaki Hiramatsu (via  ホタル)

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Canwest Global Theatre - CAST Columns made from fabric casts

Canwest Global Theatre - CAST

Columns made from fabric casts

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Anish Kapoor (via simplypi)

Anish Kapoor (via simplypi)

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Kazuo Shinohara (via simplypi) 

Kazuo Shinohara (via simplypi) 

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Philosophical Fragments by Office Supplies Incorporated (via but does it float)

Philosophical Fragments by Office Supplies Incorporated (via but does it float)

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Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, Rajasthan

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(via We Like What They Do: Snedker Studio | 2Modern Blog)

(via We Like What They Do: Snedker Studio | 2Modern Blog)

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(via Wooden “Half-Bridge” Project | English Russia)

(via Wooden “Half-Bridge” Project | English Russia)

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simplypi: Net by design collective Numen

simplypi:

Net by design collective Numen

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Conical Intersect 2. From “Conical Intersect” París, France [1975] “A simple cut or series of cuts acts as a powerful drawing device able to redefine spatial situations and structural components”. -Gordon Matta-Clark (via Deconstructing Reality | Gordon Matta-Clark « dpr-barcelona)

Conical Intersect 2. From “Conical Intersect” París, France [1975]

“A simple cut or series of cuts acts as a powerful drawing device able to redefine spatial situations and structural components”.
-Gordon Matta-Clark

(via Deconstructing Reality | Gordon Matta-Clark « dpr-barcelona)

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