azakula

wentto; radyo görünümlü tilefono :P (Taken with instagram)

big fish eat small fish // büyük balık küçük balığı yer - @ tate modern @ damien hirst #exhibition #sergi #london #tate #tatemodern #londra #contemporaryart #cagdassanat #art #sanat #damienhirst #shark #kopekbaligi (Taken with instagram)

Levthand - Cadillac Track (Sinan Mercenk’s Club Edit)

masa da masa.

sombreboite:

ca. 1905, “William R. Holmes, as a Magician”, [part of a Menomonie High School yearbook created by classmate Albert Hansen, based on a class prophecy theme]

via the Wisconsin Historical Society, Albert Hansen Papers Collection

(Source: tuesday-johnson, via black-pool)

üçüncü töz.

c0untessbathory:

Jørgen Boberg

(via hermeticlibrary)

el emeği göz şiiri.

visual-poetry:

“handmade type” a typography experiment by tien-min liao

(via cosascool)

bi’ tutam tuz. 

girlorpheus:

“A ring of salt will project you.”

(the handless maiden)

(Source: amorsubrosa, via peekadora)

zıpla.

thevioletfox:

The Red Shoes, 1948

thisbeautifulwreckage:

by dan hillier

(via psychicdisco)

“doing more with less”

travellinglight:

(via i12bent)

Buckminster Fuller, Elaine de Kooning and Joseph Albers working on the domes at Black Mountain College…

The dome uses the “doing more with less” idea in that it encloses the largest volume of interior space with the least amount of surface area thus saving on materials and cost. At Black Mountain College in 1948 and ’49, Fuller and students spent a great deal of time working on the design and construction of geodesic domes. In 1948, their attempt to build the first large-scale dome with venetian blind strips failed, and the structure was subsequently referred to as the “Supine Dome”. The next summer, working with a slightly larger budget and thicker blinds, they were successful. - Excerpt from Black Mountain College Museum and Art Center, Asheville, NC