Aesthetic Mixtape

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• Jon Totton

  

  Hypnotizing Kinetic Sculpture Tells Time Through Its Mesmerizing Movement

  My Modern Met - Jessica Stewart

  Functioning both as a clock and kinetic sculpture, A Million Times is a hypnotic timepiece by Humans Since 1982. Collections of clocks are positioned on a grid and programmed to move in sync, slowly turning their hands until the analog time is formed. Mesmerizing and surprising, the firm has been …

• Jon Totton

  

  This Photographer Put a Giant Mirror In a Salt Flat

  petapixel.com - Michael Zhang

  Australian photographer Murray Fredericks has spent years visiting and photographing the salt flats at Lake Eyre, the lowest point in Australia. For …

• Jon Totton

  

  Artist Continues to Create Fractured Sculptures that Eerily Explore Mortality

  My Modern Met - Kelly Richman-Abdou

  Johannesburg-based artist Regardt van der Meulen continues to explore and exhibit the inherent fragility of the human body through steel sculptures in a series titled Deconstructed. Much like his past pieces that appear to drip and unravel, his latest collection of fractured forms presents a …

• Jon Totton

  

  Sidewalk Kintsukuroi, The Traditional Japanese Art of Gold Repair Used to Fix Cracks in the Ground

  laughingsquid.com - Lori Dorn

  Photographer Rachel Sussman, author of The Oldest Living Things in the World, has taken the beautiful Japanese ceramic art of Kintsukuroi (golden …

• Jon Totton

  

  This Mexican Street Artist Mixes Science Fiction and Psychedelia

  VICE - DJ Pangburn

  Muralist, illustrator, and all-around renaissance man Smithe is creating his own brand of sci-fi surrealism. South of the US-Mexico border, Smithe, aka Luis Enrique, creates some of the most striking graffiti and murals seen on the streets of Mexico City. But Smithe isn't just plying his trade in …

• Jon Totton

  

  Sumptuous Walls Covered With Anti-graffiti Paint

  fubiz.net - Damien

  Mattie Kannard aims to capture the unexpected, the ordinary, and the unnoticed.This photographer native from New Mexico, transcribes this with in her …