Shattered ceramics patched back together with a gold leaf. Yes, absolutely stunning. This series, by Seoul based artist Yee Soo-Kyung, is titled Translated Vase.

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8-Bit Waterslide in real life.

Retro animated fun for the 8-bit generation created by Tea&Cheese.

David Szauder, a German digital artist, takes interest in the glitch phenomenon. Failed Memory, the name of the compilation of images, showcases photographs that are purposely altered. Precisely, the photograph’s flow is interrupted by the sudden ambiguity of lines and distortions occurring in certain parts of the subject’s body. 

Photographer Mark Nixon creates portraits of worn-out vintage teddy bears in the series Much Loved Bears. These nostalgic portraits immortalize the innocence of youth.

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Meet D.O.R.T.H.E. (The Danish Orchestra of Radios Talking and Hacked Engines). 

She is currently 15”, pretty pale but an incredibly warm and caring max/msp patch, that creates music from your thoughts in the form of written words and sentences. She is amazingly well connected speaking several languages with which she controls a number of mechanical machines build almost entirely out of scrap electronics. 

D.O.R.T.H.E. is about re-cycling. Re-cycle words – turn them into music. Re-cycle electronics and turn them into instruments. Created by Lasse Munk and Søren Andreasen.

© Lasse Munk and Søren Andreasen

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Dorota Pankowska is a young artist from Canada who is creating magnificent street art/“food”/graffiti from household products. From shaving cream to chocolate hazelnut spread, recognizable product names become a sort of graffiti whose time is limited. 

Here is Pro Bono Promo series.

@ Dorota Pankowska