Fluid form

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zaha hadid: heydar aliyev cultural centre construction progress

zaha hadid heydar aliyev

a blue and white poster with the words, better life, better home the earth

TIMELINE - SHINNOSKE DESIGN

Love the simpleness of the design. The repetition and scaling of the image creates a movement and tension. The hierarchy is subtle but well defined.

people are standing in front of a large green structure with lights on it's sides

Burnham Pavilion by Zaha Hadid Architects | Dezeen

a remote control sitting on top of a black surface

AQUOS smart TV Remote control - Moen Wen

AQUOS smart TV Remote control by moomoo wen, via Behance

an abstract drawing of lines and curves in white paper on a gray background with the words,

two wooden benches sitting on top of a floor next to each other in a room

aa7seves: Parametric bench by Oleg Soroko, via Behance

an image of the arm and leg muscles in various stages of development, from top to bottom

Anatomia para Escultores

✤ || CHARACTER DESIGN REFERENCES |

a woman is shown in the dark with blue lights on her stomach

MUSHTARI

Mushtari MIT Media Lab Mediated Matter Group www.matter.media.mit.edu

BEI Fluids Logo w background

BEI Fluids Logo w background - The Fluids Logo is a cool template that allows pictures or Logos that are displayed with a rush of swirling water that lets your image evolve in the center of the water circle – where all eyes are focused. As you can see they come in as a white form and then their true color is displayed. We have added a few different colors and combos with and without backgrounds to give you an idea of what is possible!

four different views of an object that looks like it has been made out of wire

curated contemporary art /// i’m jealous of peter trevelyan

Pencil leads. Elaborate sculptures made from teeny tiny pencil leads fused together {somehow?!}. Seriously. This stunning work is by New Zealand artist Peter Trevelyan. He uses triangles as the basic unit for all of his work, and then builds from there. I’m not sure what to say about his work, except this: whoa… pencil lead?!!? Oh, and did I mention his stunning work with triangular mirrors?