Property developer Land Securities had a conundrum. It needed to divide up a vast floor space in London so that agents could show prospective tenants that there were four clear and distinct areas for office space. It's safe to assume that most would section off the space with boring signs or makeshift walls.
Creative studio Taylor James made these unbelievably realistic images that look like they're straight out of a science fiction movie!
Today, it is with great pleasure that I bring you a Met Exclusive – a rare, one-on-one interview with photographer...
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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.
Have a killer video that you'd love to get in front of a large audience?
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.
Now on view at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo is Motohiko Odani's hauntingly beautiful sculptures.
Times Square – New York “In the beginning of most any artistic pursuit, specific themes and subject matter begin to...
Can you imagine finding marbles that look like this? Though they seem like something out of a storybook, they're actually just the work of Caleb, a 16-year-old from New Jersey. He calls this series Life Through a Marble. I asked Caleb to let us in on his secret. Just how does he create these magical scenes?
Last week, we featured this excellent black and white series titled Levitation by Franck Bohbot.
Though Gemma Correll's illustrations may look like they're only meant for children, read the text and you'll soon realize that...
