via wowgreat: geometrica: exhibitions and fair stands for unika vaev by verner panton, 1960

reblog wowgreat:Anni Albers (via Anni Albers)

reblog wowgreat: ecotone: plphny: dododododa: Vladimir Bonačić and Ivan Picelj, computer-programmed object T4, 1968

Victor Vasarely. reblog wowgreat:(via Essayons is French for “trying”…)

Called Element

by Cecil Balmond at Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery, “the exhibition presents Balmond’s thinking about geometry, pattern and space through three installations.” via dezeen

reblog wowgreat: Merdanchik.com

reblog wowgreat: via ICASEA (via we are sick)

reblog (via chriswoebken)

reblog: wowgreat: Doug Aitken, via MarcieStars

DIN. PR 10 [NaMa II]

by Vladimir Bonacic, 1971. Computer-controlled dynamic object / light installation at the storefront of NaMa in Zagreb, Ilica Street.

via Mute magazine. Before the art of new media

biothing

founded by Alisa Andrasek in 2001. Andrasek is an experimental practitioner of architecture and computational processes in design. Biothing is a trans-disciplinary laboratory that focuses on the generative potential of computational systems for design.

image: Agentware research 06_09, directed by Alisa Andrasek, AA DRL Probotics student team with BIOTHING, long-span roofscape STL model

biothing@vimeo, biothing@flickr

Grid Index

by Carsten Nicolai, 2009. “Grid Index is the first comprehensive visual lexicon of patterns and grid systems. It is an essential reference book for designers, visual artists, architects, researchers and mathematicians.” Gestalten Verlag. short interview at XLR8R. Carsten Nicolai: Gridlocked.

kunstformen

by Andy Gilmore, a draftsman, designer, and musician based in Rochester, NY.

Black-White-Red

Anni Albers, student at the Bauhaus University, married to Josef Albers, teaching at the experimental Black Mountain College, one of the most influential textile designers of the 20th century. After being rejected from a glass workshop at the Bauhaus University, she took a weaving class.

Labyrinth

by Motoi Yamamoto, 2006. Salt installation works, details.