the drum is filled with hot steam and then sprayed with cold water. the pressure on the outside of the drum is far more than inside. the pressures try to maintain and find balance taking the drum as a casualty.
“Oh FUCK that’s cold!”
(via isometries)
Despite the use of bright colours and of course the man-made aspect of these installations, Michael McGillis works still seems to fit ever so neatly within their environments. They stand out, they catch your attention, but somehow don’t ever seem unnatural in any sense.
via NOTCOT
(via phasmidhugs)
Arian Noveir, Star Wars Characters
This is the greatest photoset I have ever seen.
(Source: brokenthimble, via faeris)
Bacterioptica by MADLAB
About the project:
Bacterioptica is not your typical chandelier, just as no household is a typical portrait of family life. It is itself a household organism - living and breathing the same air and bacteria we are. It is alive in a very literal sense: it cultivates, distributes and illuminates the bacterial life of its family members by way of a branching assembly of metal rods, glass petri dishes and fiber optics.
Bacterioptica is adaptive by design, not only in its form and mechanics, but more importantly, in the way it evolves. Step- by-step instructions guide the family through procedures to experiment with and prepare each bacterial sample for its place in the chandelier. Whether featuring bacteria from the skin, the yard or the dinner guests, Bacterioptica is continually changing in shape and luminosity.
:O
(Source: promisesofink, via izzes)
this is literally one of my favorite pieces of art ever
(via terminallycapricious)
Dominance by csabatokolyi on Flickr.
(Source: giraffeinatree, via magicalnaturereblogs)
