Plentyofcolour.com Website Review

spill out and billow into mysterious clouds of colour. The juxtaposition of hue is beautiful and each photograph creates a surreal, magical little world where one can truly believe that an eggplant or a carnival squash has a secret life beyond the grocery As Maciek puts it, “until only very recently, each held its own mystique, mythology, symbolism and connection to the culture and afterlife… this series aims to reintroduce these mystical, invisible qualities to fruits and vegetables that have been lost amidst the clamor of nutritional statistics.” I don’t think I will ever look at produce the same way again (while remaining forever hopeful a Someone needs to start a blog devoted to school design ASAP. That corner of architecture embraces innovative materials, intriguing shapes and vibrant colour like no other. Perhaps the school element allows one to shed any fear of the very bold and very colourful? Case angular structure is designed to shade the playground from the elements and connect its two split levels. Thin sheets of folded steel hours. I imagine this school is going to raise a whole generation of little creatives (who never want to leave recess)… Becoming fully immersed in one single colour? Now that would be a rather extraordinary, surreal experience. London-based artist Davide ‘anti-fouling’ paint, a specialized coating applied to the hull of ships to slow the growth of harmful organisms. I particularly love his use of old paintings. Vintage portraits, landscapes and sea scenes were found in Rome junkyards, flea markets and antique shops and then placed throughout the space. That detail, and the way the heavy turquoise cuts right across the canvas, really makes the experience feel de*ply immersive. Hmm, I’m getting some home decor ideas… Who said a bank must be a dour structure, all layers of muddy tones and mutual fund advertisements? Judging from the bright, welcoming the building features cubes of varying depths with bold dashes of resin-based paint meticu*ously placed on sides OR front pieces.