repurpose and reuse

who would have thought? vintage cassette tapes are in the spotlight again. the play of lights off these cassette tapes gives a hip retro feel to the room.

vertigo garden by christina pierson

each time you study this piece you will probably find something new. vertigo garden by christina pierson. check out her playful light reflective installations as well.

falling garden

oldie, but goodie. i love this "falling garden" by Gerda Steiner & Jörg Lenzliner at the San Staë Church in Venice. i just want to lay there and experience the magic.

painted slices of elm

mount these painted slices of elm tree on your walls to add some depth and color. or maybe consider cutting, sanding and painting your own branches for your own wall installation.

villinski butterflies

paul villinski makes butterfly installations out of various recycleable materials such as records and beer cans. check out his work here.

gustafson porter

i love this airy canopy created by the gustafson porter. so sweeping and romantic. something about it reminds me of magritte. via cup of jo.

sarah sze

sarah sze transforms thousands of ordinary objects into large organic installations. piles of beads and spools of thread contribute to a metropolis of organized chaos. proportioned to the groove is currently on display at the museum of contempoary art, chicago.

compass by chris kenny

chris kenny creates 3-d art from maps, twigs and text cutouts. compass is currently part of england & co's summer exhibition.

tord boontje's the little wild garden

i wish i could walk in this wild garden of love by tord boontje. i wonder how difficult it would be to recreate this installation in my entryway? ;) via brocadeblog.