By David Iseri
555 KUBIK | facade projection | from urbanscreen on Vimeo.
I try not to post stuff from other blogs on this my blog because I’d like to think you’d come here for just my stuff but but this is an exception. what this guy daniel rossa and urbanscreen did to this kunsthalle in hamburg germany is just rad. their description is “how would it be, if a house was dreaming?”
via designboom weblog.
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This image is already old, but great.
Soooo the putting lot should be open this weekend, our hole works, just needs a few minor things to finish it. Unfortunately for us it’s been raining all week, and you can’t paint things or use carpet glue in the rain. It works mechanically pretty well though, we were on site pretty late enjoying a testing session.
This is the first comic I’ve drawn since June last year. Pretty sad huh. I’m liking how it turned out though. I don’t know what to call these but they’re the first slice of life comics I’ve done I think. Each will be one page long. I have several captured already, but this is the first complete. I’m guessing most will revolve around domestic life, maybe work. Anyway c & c welcome.
It’s in the 80’s today.
Just sharing possibly the best gift Hannah and I have ever received. Received October-ish 2007.
Also of note, the ghost cat found a mouse and made him a ghost mouse.
how come no one ever does cool stuff like this in our country??? damn, we are so f’ing boring.
I want to talk about your post a little more later, but have you seen any other “architecture comics”. I tended to an exhibition at the LA Forum of Wes Jones’ Meet the Nelsons, a rather high brow comic of architecture in the early nineties, referencing derrida et al. in a setting of surreal slice of life suburbia. there’s also some pretty great architecture comic work on archinetc but I couldn’t find it again, and some super random ones here http://www.bigheadpress.com/thearchitect and here http://minisuck.comicgenesis.com/d/20060517.html…
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