Posts Tagged ‘ Rainbow ’
French artist Mademoiselle Maurice creates stunning geometric figures on urban surfaces in Paris. For her recent project Rainbow, she used hundreds of colorful folded origami figures. Each of simple geometric shapes represents ideas such as harmony, spirituality and balance. Rainbow is a temporary installation.
Japanese practice Emmanuelle Moureaux Architecture + Design has completed ‘Sugamo Shinkin Bank’, a credit union located in Shimura, Japan. The design, an offset volume of rainbow-like layers, is the third branch designed by Moureaux, with the first two located in Tokiwadai and Niiza. Both the interior and exterior hit all colors in the spectrum, and at night, the entire building lights up in such a way that you’d never imagine it was only a bank.
WARNING: This Video Is Not For The Arachnophobic.
It’s very true that commercials now a days have become increasingly random. The more ridiculous a commercial is, the more memorable, and the more likely anyone is to go to a friend and say “Have you seen the ___________ commercial with the green monkeys and the red-headded chick with the dildo made out of uranium?!” (Sorry if that was graphic, I’m just making sh*t up). But I came across an equally shocking commercial today during a break from school while chilling with Duckworth of Tokyo 24. The ad is for Mentos, and is a very far departure from “The Fresh Maker”. Check the hilarious video below, and please do not forget, this video is not for the arachnophobic.
