Thursday
Sachiko Kodama: Ferrous sculptures
Sachiko Kodama is doing some great interactive art with her ferrous sculptures. Make sure to watch the video! Continue…
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no responses - Posted 08.27.08
If you have ever been to a public bath or an Onsen hot spring in Japan you might have noticed the awesome paintings which are featured in some of them. Unfortunately this is a dying art as more and more painters are giving up and new ones are not following. Watch the video to see [...]
continueno responses - Posted 08.17.08
We are photographers ourselves (enthusiasts at least) here at Saiko Land, but if you think your photos are good, than think no more and have a look at what Maki Kawakita and her Hasselblad can create. Art. Definitely.
continueno responses - Posted 08.08.08
Have a look at this awesome photoshop art showing Tokyo after the Apocalypse and when nature is taking over again. Great art!
continueno responses - Posted 07.28.08
Trip was born in Japan, Nov. 1st 1979. Tokyo-based artist.
I feel the necessity of meeting people, and the miracle that comes from moving around, taking “trips“. My concept is “Wonderful shoes lead us to wonderful places.” It is a project to paint on shoes to express the desire, feeling, the experience, and the connection [...]
no responses - Posted 07.24.08
Sometimes life is full of surprises! This morning at work, I got introduced to unclebob and we welcomed him like family in the creative department. To the surprise of everyone unclebob is a cut-out artist/illustrator, which means he doesn’t use a pen to do illustration, instead he’s using a scalpel! And just a black sheet [...]
continueno responses - Posted 07.08.08
Me, myself and I. Why not promoting myself… I take photos as a passion for a
long time. If anyone would like to write about me, myself and I, that’s fine, because I simply can’t!
In the meantime, check my gallery.
no responses - Posted 07.08.08
If you travel a lot, then you would have come across his creation in a hotel, shop, home etc…
Well where is home? I guess it’s France, Japan, Switzerland. His inspiration comes from all his travel which translate into a minimal, dynamic and colorful style.
no responses - Posted 07.02.08
Jun Takahashi, Japanese photographer based in New York. Came across his portfolio in some biz night, and saw his great porfolio. Have a look at www.junichitakahashi.com.
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