The Bowerbird collects electric blue.
The male Satin Bowerbird collects fragments of vibrant blue to woo his lady love.
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Boats from above.
Painted barges from above. Racing shell from above. Speedboats from above.
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Busby Berkeley perfected the “art of order.”
Busby Berkeley perfected the “art of order,” in Kristin Bialik’s apt phrase. The internet is full of tributes in pencils and paperclips.
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Overscale looks good on Zoom.
Overscale wallpaper. Overscale print in the background.
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The kimono is sculpture in cloth.
The kimono is pure shape in vibrant cloth.
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Riotous repetition.
Altered photograph of swimmers in a Soviet-era pool. Bathing beauties on water skis. Lemons in line.
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Motherboard art.
The lines and nodes of a computer motherboard exert a disciplined pleasure.
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Dazzle camouflage of WWI.
Dazzle camouflage of WWI made it difficult to predict a ship’s speed and direction. Today’s stealth fighter jets employ the same techniques. So do zebras.
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Haute recycling.
Construction mesh dress from Project Runway season sixteen. Phone wire dress on the IIDA runway. American Express gold card dress.
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Dancers as urban sculpture.
Austrian choreographer Willi Dorner twists dancers into urban sculptures.
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