insect | :d white b[l]og

OK, it’s been more then a year dear friends. I know I have a lot of followers here, and I really respect all of u but somehow this year was not conceptual at all for me. Well, in a way it was, but in real life, that’s why I was gone from this little and very important space for me.

.we’ve seen so many good things this year so it’s basically pretty hard to mention what was good and what was not. I’m very, very happy that in my stream I recognize a lot of d things/ art pieces that I already have here and maybe that was d spot that demotivate me to share other (new) things. any way is good to know that u have good eyes and good sense for art in general, that shows to me personally that it’s maybe time to return myself here and at least once in month to share d art that I appreciate.

:my year was like “curiosity cloud” I tried so many new things, start working on so many other interactive projects and that’s why today I’ll share with u this beautiful, amazing project that is named like these and is full of magic.

:this Viennese design duo Mischer’Traxler explain why they filled a room at London’s V&A Museum with hundreds of fluttering insects. Katharina Mischer and Thomas Traxler’s installation for Perrier-Jouët consists 264 suspended blown-glass bulbs, each of which contains a hand-made model of an insect.

.d installation contains 25 different varieties of insect, including a mixture of common, endangered and newly-discovered species. each insect is attached to a motor at d top of d bulbs with a thin wire. thermal imaging sensors around d installation trigger d motors when they detect visitors’ presence. d buzzing noises can be heard outside the space, enticing visitors inside the gilded room.

– intelligent and pretty modern and constructive way to connect d idea of nature and electricity (industrialization), to make relation between something small and colorful, that will give some warmth and d noise that they produce like u’re somewhere outdoor and listen d inner life of d planet.

.great concept, way to go in this 21 century confusing, open minded, not defined and wide diapason of art “attack” and showing something “different”. this is peaceful but in same time so noisy, like we are in our minds. do u like it?

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#macro cosmos. ..we breath d same beauty! do we respect this beauty d same?

:I share macro photography very rare. Once I share ant & drop and I make meme between my facebook friends. [this is d photo]

:Rakesh Rocky_The Ants Dream!

.but this what I saw Today is magic photo session that put again different light on my perspective of seeing d nature. Stunning shoots, insects that like best models open their secret life..

:interesting information that we find is that this pictures are profi,
means no photoshop use!

Before u see all of d photos, d photographer is Nadav Bagim aka AimishBoy, an Israel-based 30-year-old student who has created a beautiful series called Wonderland using insects he found in his apartment or on plants outside his window. Not much about d composition in this pics, few ordinary objects, like vegetables and plastic bags, and used them as props while setting up some “rather simple and elegant artificial lighting”.

The result? Bokeh-filled fantasylands that look like something out of a childhood storybook or a Disney/Pixar movie.

.info ’bout this pics from mymodernmet & future shoot

:when I already share #macro pics I would love to share one of mines. ..
- hope u like it too! :)

:d bogomilka @ bosh festival hotel

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