Art haus

The house is not only a place to return to with a peaceful sleep or a warm meal, but it is also a place where its owner can freely express his personal ego. Indeed, every time you step into someone's house, you can completely feel the owner's personality most clearly.With the apartment design demanding bold "art" from the customer - To Chu - who comes from graphic design and has such passion for high fashion, Ksoul decided to choose postmodernism with 2 typical styles: Pop art and Memphis in…

Julien de Casabianca of the Outings Project was invited to the Brooks Museum in Memphis, Tennessee last month for an exhibition, workship, lecture, and a monumental installation that we have exclusive shots of today here for you. In accordance with the artists practice in this project, he selected artwork from inside the museum and brought it to the streets in very grand fashion to a part of [...]

This is my first complete scene in Unreal Engine. I was inspired by Adam Brosbøl's photo and tried to replicate it, adding some details from myself. I hope you like it) _________________________________ Almost all assets in this scene I made by myself, except for: Pine and tree on the sides - Nature Package from UE marketplace. Household plants and bicycle - free models from turbosquid.

Completed in 2017 in China. Images by Shengliang Su, Hao Chen, CreatAR Images. Yu Ting, the Principal Architect at Wutopia Lab, explains: "I insist on the establishment of a dual relationship in the design, me and the artist,...

Come explore the fifth floor galleries and witness an incredible retrospective of one of New Orleans’ most recognizable painters, while listening to the sounds of the Loose Marbles and enjoying...

Designed by James Rizzi, the Happy Rizzi House in Braunschweig, Germany might just be the happiest house in the world.

Do you think sharing your art isn't a good idea? Here are some tips on how you can share your art and push past the fear of rejection.

Bertha Wegmann. 1847

Renovation of a townhouse in Cologne's Deutz district by Archequipe with a gabled facade that steps back and forth.

For some obscure reason i haven’t been able to locate the wikipedia entry about Haus-Rucker-Co. but if you’re curious about their work, there is a lot to (re)discover at the retrospecti…