French photographer Laurent Kronental has been documenting the typical post-war modernist and optimistic housing estates peppered around Paris. There's a definite old-school sci-fi vibe emanating from them.
You may have noticed a whole bunch of content pertaining to neural networks "dreaming" making the rounds recently. This is a variation based on image recognition.
Alice, a new shop dedicated to urban art and culture, recently opened its doors in Brussels. It stocks books, magazines, toys, stickers, t-shirts and more. It also features a gallery dedicated to street art where the first exhibition will be taking place at the end of this month. It looks promising although it felt sort of empty when I visited it last week, it’s a bit early to judge though. The shop’s located at the end of the Rue Dansaert, close to the canal and Le Bonheur, a recent defector to that part of town.
Erotic art in the streets of Gent.
Earthquakes can be artists too. Here’s the handiwork of the Seattle quake.
Spite your face productions show off their absolutely incredible lego movies, including One: a space odyssey, a tribute to Kubrick’s 2001 and All of the dead, the one and only lego zombie movie.
