Artist Of Optical Illusion

Stand just a foot or degree off and you will miss it.  Swiss artist Felice Varini has been creating optical illusions for over thirty years.  Through the process of anamorphosis a puzzle of lines and shapes come to together in geometric perfection creating what seems to look like a super imposed design.  On further inspection, the truth is revealed.  I cannot imagine what is involved in creating one of these installations (a lot of math).  Absolutely mind blowing work Felice.  Keep scrambling our brains.

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The Heidelberg Project: Rebuiding A Community Through Art

Twenty five years ago, a young man armed with a paintbrush and a broom set out to change his community. Little did he or his supporters know that his actions would set Detroit on the path of an artistic explosion! Today Tyree Guyton, the founder and artist of the Heidelberg Project, is recognized around the world. His artscape and the community work inspire thousands of people who visit, volunteer and participate in our programs. The Heidelberg Project is a demonstration of the power of art as a catalyst for change.

Water Graffiti In France

Artist Antonin Fourneau has created in collaboration with Digitalarti an interactive LED light display that is activated when touched by water.  Located in Poitiers, the art  installation can be splashed, sponged, brushed, water gunned, or touched with water to temporarily illuminate the LED wall.  Now that's pr~etty ool.

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The Heidelberg Project: Rebuiding A Community Through Art

Twenty five years ago, a young man armed with a paintbrush and a broom set out to change his community. Little did he or his supporters know that his actions would set Detroit on the path of an artistic explosion! Today Tyree Guyton, the founder and artist of the Heidelberg Project, is recognized around the world. His artscape and the community work inspire thousands of people who visit, volunteer and participate in our programs. The Heidelberg Project is a demonstration of the power of art as a catalyst for change.

Art: Creating A Life Size Doll House

Welcome to Heather Bennings life size doll house.  A native of Canada, Bennings transformed an abandoned farmhouse in Saskatchewan into an installation piece for passers by to stop and gaze.  Visit Heather's website to view her work.