Where the Sun Never Shines
Dani Olivier changes nude photography, projecting light patterns on the bodies of models.
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Princesses whose stature sank in the world, dogs in biker jackets, newspapers full of holes, and Legos for blind people in the weekly digest by Bird In Flight.
Fill in the Blanks
Myriam Dion cuts out large-scale stained-glass prints from newspapers.
Life after the Fairy-Tale
Dina Goldstein imagines the lives of fairy-tale princesses beyond the “they lived long and happily ever after”.
Looking Alive
Guido Mocafico photographs the figures of sea creatures created by the Blaschka family of glass-blowers.
Pretend Carpet
Lisa Nilsson weaves carpets and pictures from paper. It took the artist 8 months to complete her last work.
The Alien
James Popsys adds fresh details to landscapes.
Blind Play
Lew’Lara/TBWA advertising agency and Dorina Nowill Foundation developed building blocks that will help blind children learn Braille.
Black-and-White World
Andrea Minini creates animals in art moiré style.
Virtual Ping-Pong
Thomas Mayer developed an interactive table tennis trainer. The direction of the ball, hints, and analytics based on the results of the matches are shown on the table.
Same Same
Chantal Adair dressed the most popular Instagram dogs in the clothes of their owners.
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