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Miss Cloudia- hand crafted mixed media art doll. Made to my original design, each doll is a unique one of a kind piece of art.
The doll head was made with needle felted wool, hand embroidered accessories and plastic body.
Miss Cloudia has a grey cloud shaped head and big blue dreamy eyes that looking up at the sky, a fancy dress full of stars and a delicate thin body.by Nufar Livny Laskov
Capturing the graceful flow of form and reflection, this piece stands as a sleek highlight in any gallery.
Being a florist means often getting up before the birds! This installation had to be complete by 7am, when service starts in Espelette.
I wanted to create a naturalistic-looking coppice using birch poles. Five poles were attached to a large sheet of wood with long screws and then secured at the top forming a sturdy free-standing core into which further birch poles could be tied.
The canopy of branches, from which the vandas hang was made up of several pieces of dead ivy wood, which I found in a local cemetery (this involved me rummaging around at twighlight and clambering over a fence!). The ivy wood had the perfect shape to provide the horizontal accent for the canopy.
The sheer volume of all the wood meant we had to make two trips in the van to get everything into the hotel (there were three trees made in total). It took two hours for two people to complete.
You can find a large number of full-resolution photos under a Creative Commons license on my official website: nenadstojkovicart.com/albums
Bored out of my mind, lounging in our new Vitra Panton Junior chairs, kid-sized and colored versions of the legendary Panton Chair.
This is the exterior of a newly completed apartment building on the edge of Oxford. Taken in my role of in-house photographer for Riach Architects. The building recently won an Oxford Preservation Trust Environmental Award.
This is the second design for Orrery Restaurant this week (see rejected design below). I lined the vases with cork bark, lichen and reindeer moss, before adding in the mini white phalenopsis orchids, removing the support canes, so that they cascaded over the sides of the vase.
Jean Dubuffet’s La Chiffonnière sculpture, located in the bustling heart of San Francisco, is an extraordinary example of public art that captures the city’s eclectic energy. Part of Dubuffet's renowned Hourloupe series, this abstract sculpture was created in 1972 and stands as a striking monument to the artist’s fascination with texture, spontaneity, and playful forms. The towering piece, crafted from painted fiberglass and resin, features bold, irregular shapes that almost seem to defy the traditional rules of balance and form.
Dubuffet, a French painter and sculptor, was a central figure in the post-war avant-garde movement. His works often embraced a rejection of classical aesthetics in favor of raw, expressive designs. La Chiffonnière—meaning “the rag-picker”—perfectly embodies Dubuffet’s ethos, drawing inspiration from discarded materials and transforming them into something dynamic and thought-provoking.
This striking sculpture is located near the Financial District of San Francisco, where its abstract and whimsical design creates a fascinating contrast against the sleek, modern architecture of the surrounding buildings. As day turns into night, the lighting enhances its shimmering metallic hues, making it an even more captivating sight under the city’s glow.
For those interested in public art, La Chiffonnière offers a perfect example of how sculpture can enliven and reshape urban spaces. It’s not just a piece of art but a conversation starter, challenging viewers to engage with its playful forms and reconsider the boundaries of modern sculpture.
An intriguing monochromatic photograph that captures the stark contrast of a modern building's exterior. The well-defined lines, reflections, and geometric patterns seamlessly blend, creating a visually compelling narrative of urban architecture.
I decided to keep the structure I built last week in place for another week. As the canes were tied to the vases, this unfortunately meant I had change the water by syphoning the water out of the vases with a hosepipe. I had plenty of mouthfuls of bleached water and one dead beetle. Disgusting!
Hot pink Vanda orchids and huge Alliums brought some brightness and colour in contrast tp last week's green hydrangea.
Modern Flat Villa in Golpayegan, Isfahan
Designed by Modern Villa Co., this contemporary masterpiece blends minimal lines with warm materials and open spaces — a true harmony between modern lifestyle and nature.
ویلای فلت مدرن در گلپایگان، اصفهان — ترکیبی از طراحی مینیمال، نور طبیعی و حس زندگی لوکس در دل طبیعت.
📍Location: Golpayegan, Isfahan, Iran
🏡 Area: 245 sqm built-up | 995 sqm land
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This nighttime urban scene in Kanazawa, Japan, captures the raw aesthetic of post-war Japanese architecture, blending functional design with a quiet, almost cinematic atmosphere. The stair-stepped apartment complex, illuminated by scattered interior lights, is a prime example of Japanese urban residential design—built with efficiency, space optimization, and structural resilience in mind. The building's stark, geometric facade is reminiscent of the late Showa-era architecture, where exposed staircases and stacked layouts maximized density in growing cityscapes.
The parking lot in the foreground, a staple of Japanese urban planning, features automated payment terminals and numbered slots, highlighting Japan’s meticulous approach to space management. The presence of luxury cars, including an Audi and a black sedan, suggests a well-maintained, perhaps newer, urban neighborhood.
In the background, a convenience store with its familiar bright signage acts as a beacon of everyday life, reinforcing the rhythm of Japanese city living. The interplay of artificial lights, shadows, and the muted tones of the concrete-clad structures creates a composition that feels both intimate and expansive. The warm glow of apartment windows against the dark sky adds a human touch, hinting at the lives unfolding inside.
This scene reflects the unspoken beauty of Japan’s urban environments, where architecture isn’t just about grandeur but about efficiency, adaptability, and everyday life. Whether in Tokyo, Osaka, or smaller cities like Kanazawa, these structures tell stories of resilience, routine, and the quiet poetry of city nights.
new Railing/Planter system for Spacca Napoli restaurant
soon to be added to www.kramerdesignstudio.com/stair_railings.htm
The double French tulips I received from my supplier were much short stemmed than I wanted, forcing a design rethink for this area. In the end, the use of bud vases and eggs was totally spontaneous.
Recycling recycled! More an exercise in styling: this display was a way of saving money, as I had to compensate for an unexpected overspend last week.
یک ویلای دوبلکس لوکس با معماری مدرن، خطوط مینیمال و متریالهای پریمیوم. طراحی باز، نورپردازی حرفهای و هارمونی طبیعت با فضاهای زندگی؛ نمونهای برجسته از Luxury Modern Villa Design.