
This installation is a project from students Constanze Fuckel, Linda Hüther, and Silvie Baldauf. They are students of Burg Giebichenstein, University of Art and Design Halle. It is installed in an old lightshaft and consists of 3 km white cord and 500 green beer bottles. It is 6 m high.
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Stream of book installations created by Alycia Martin.
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Designed by architect Lara Plácido and sculptor Sara Bento Botelho this unusual art project, located in Portugal, consists of a white wall and the allure of graffiti. See how it changes after the public begins to interact.
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Andromeda’s Fluxus is a glass art installation collaboration between between Karim Rashid and Artist Michela Vianello. This wavering Murano glass sculpture was created to adorn White Gallery, the first big lifestyle store to be opened in Rome in October 2009. It covers 60 square meters uses 80,000 handmade glass knit elements and 6000 kg of glass, steel and technology.
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Take a look at Lina Huring’s umbrella installation at the 2009 Trästockfestivalen free music festival, which was July 16-18, 2009.
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THE BOOK project is a research project form graphic designer Isabelle Vaverka.
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South Face by Iosa Ghini is a beautiful installation that was part of the Interni Design Energies exhibition during Milan Design Week this year.
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The Light Tree is a tree designed by Alexander Lervik made from over 2000 meters of fiber optics, molded together on a steel frame. The Light Tree has been acquired by the prestigious Nasjonalmusem in Oslo, Norway.

Media architecture collective Urban Alliance has recently finished the Moodwall: a 24-meter long interactive light installation in Amsterdam. The Moodwall is located in a pedestrian tunnel and it interacts with people who pass through.
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…and now for something completely different.

I felt oddly drawn to Enrique Muda’s artistic and experimental designs.
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