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 - By DJ Pangburn

  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 his home city. He takes his talents abroad, including stops in Miami for the Scope Art Show and New York City, …

• 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 …