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Polish artist Anna Orska creates beautiful jewelry using new design trends combining them with old materials. She loves giving new life to old and unuseful things. I adore her industrial collection!
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Jewelry By Anna Orska
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Paintings By Victor Panchenko
Laser Etchings by Jason Thielke
Ukrainian Easter Eggs
How amazing are these painted eggs? Made by traditional Ukrainian artists they are a real work of art! Just admire them!! I wouldn’t have the heart to chink them as Easter greek tradition requires.
Scandinavian Rustic
A beautiful rustic house from norskeinteriorblogge. Loved it from the very first picture! Old vintage furniture that don’t bother to hide their age or their flaws for that matter
Some pictures look like paintings!
These moody abstract pieces by Il Lee are actually created with ballpoint pens! What’s remarcable also is the scale of the pieces, they are huge! I love them!!
via escapadeblog
Photos: Art Projects International via Splendid Objects
Life Is Beautiful
Write it on your wall and never forget it! All you need for a beautiful house is imagitiveness and an open mind.
I love the fabulous table made of a pallet!
via stil inspiration
Neon Paintings By Françoise Nielly
Are you familiar with the work of French painter and photographer Françoise Nielly? I love her neon portraits, they are spectacular, full of life and vital energy! Enjoy them!!
via this is colossal, the cool hunter
Tamara Kvesitadze
Tamara Kvesitadze is an architect, sculptor and painter, born in Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia in 1968. Her work is about contrasts and the concept of rebirth and continuity is obvious in her figures. Georgia is a country between the East and the West, where the two civilisations meet, and these contrasts become important part of her work.
Her figures are beautiful in their timelessness and simplicity.
The sculptures poise between the organic and the mechanical, they move poetically, almost dance.
Watch the amazing video of her participation in Biennale di Venezia
Drama And The Jeweller
“When Drama meets the Art of Jewelry …”
From “Electra” to “Evdokia” and from “Stella” to “Antigone”, women symbols, archetypes and femmes fatales become the muses to creators-masters of earth’s most precious treasures.
J.A.W. Jewellery Art Workers is a group of 20 artists that attemps to outline, each on his own way, a part of Greek Cinema history.
The exhibition took place at Mihalis Kakogiannis Institute, in Athens on November 2011 and I had the pleasure to attend and photograph the impressive exhibits. It was really interesting to admire the beautiful jewelry while reading the story of the famous movies and the heroines that inspired them. Enjoy the pictures!
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