Wednesday 23 May 2012

Mario Testino

Mario Testino is fashions most famous photographer. His talent is extremely diverse. 
The way he captures poses of famous and infamous models is widely respected throughout the world.



Tuesday 8 May 2012

Jim Campbell - Expolded Views

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 This piece of interactive art was suspended in the atrium within the San Francisco Art Museum. The balls of light were linked up to a camera which filmed people outside walking past the entrance. The shapes and movement were then changed into patterns of light which were played through lights changing within the piece.
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Sunday 6 May 2012

The Cheesecake Factory, San Fran

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 This is the Cheesecake Factory in San Francisco. I think the decor is disgusting. The interior is so over the top, the patterns don't match, and there is just way too much happening within the area.

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Friday 4 May 2012

The Guggenheim, New York

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 This is the Guggenheim in New York, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright designed the building so that you took a lift up to the top floor and then walked down the slope to the bottom. When I was there this was not advertised that it was the correct way, and my family and I only found out about this after we had been to the gallery. The building is very different to my thoughts of Wrights work, Very light, with white render on the exterior and pale and light materials inside.
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 I personally don't think the widow letting the majority of the light into the stairwell matches the rest of the design. It does not flow, like the sloped ramp, or the ribbon window shaft going down the outside. It is very harsh and jagged. I do however love the idea of having lots of natural light, as it gives a positive feel to a space.
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Cool Partition

Uber cool and very smart watch mechanism partition in a watch emporium inside the Bellagio Casino shopping mall, Las Vagas.

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Wednesday 2 May 2012

Bauhaus and colours

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I love the simplicity of the primary colours. They make an outfit fun, yet still fashionable.
The colours make me thing of Kandinsky's art work because of the colours and simplicity of lines. I've have always liked the work of this artist. Its futuristic and takes a different stand to painting, than Monet etc, which means I find it much more interesting because its so atypical and crazy.