It doesn't very happen often, but sometimes a piece instantly strikes a chord inside of me. This stencil, titled Lest We Forget, was completed by London-based street artist Grafter. “Remembering the fallen…..and those they left behind,” he says.
When trees die, we tend think they've past their prime and lost all their beauty.
Property developer Land Securities had a conundrum.
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Here's a great infographic that shows us just how much cellphone are now a part of our modern-day lives.
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Chances are you've already seen artist Isaac Cordal's sad street sculptures while browsing the web. Made of cement, then reproduced with silicone molds, these tiny sculptures are usually hidden on the street – alone and isolated from the world. Little do they know that they've been appreciated online from street art sites like WoosterCollective and Unurth to trendsetting sits like TrendHunter and us here at My Modern Met.
Last week, we featured this excellent black and white series titled Levitation by Franck Bohbot.
Using funny imagery with some funky font, ad agency Y&R, So Paulo, Brazil worked with Santa Casa Hospital to make...
The entrance to Wikileaks' Secret Headquarters. While on the run from Swedish and American authorities, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange hides 250,000 secret cables in this vast cave, drilled into granite under the White Mountains of Stockholm, Sweden. Wikileaks' secret headquarters is located 100ft below ground in a former Cold War nuclear bunker and is complete with a floating conference room, suspended glass corridors, lunar landscape flooring, designer furniture, and German U-boat engines as back-up generators.
Zaha Hadid Architects recently unveiled their design for the largest cultural building in China.
Immediately after completing an amazing set of vintage travel planet posters, illustrator Steve Thomas started looking for a new project.
