Harmony

Be in Harmony with Yourself

For over 20 years environmental artist and photographer Martin Hill has been creating temporary sculptures from ice, stone, and organic materials that reflect nature’s cyclical system. Often working with his longtime partner Philippa Jones, the duo create sculptures and other installations that “metaphorically express concern for the interconnectedness of all living systems.” Speaking specifically about the use of circles Hill shares: The use of the circle refers to nature’s cyclical system…

Вернусь к блоку о психологии цвета =) Сегодня начинаю писать про синий цвет =) Синий- цвет неба и водных глубин, часто его ассоциации распадаются на ассоциации…

Art via Inès Longevial // So when I came across French painter Inès Longevial, I was blown away by her portraits. In a way, a lot of these portraits showed me of how uniquely complex we are as women. I was especially drawn to the way Inès uses geometric shapes and bold colors to highlight the different features of the face and body. Her work is a visual reminder to be bold while embracing our femininity. #femaleart #womenartist #femaleartist #illustration #womenillustration

Hoy la inspiración llega de las texturas, colores y formas de las hojas. Diferentes formas que generan ciertas luces y sombras que me resultan de lo más inspirador. Otro viernes de inspiración con temática nature. La naturaleza es la máxima fuente de inspiración que tenemos a nuestro alrededor y casi sin darnos cuenta de ello. Feliz finde. | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |

Have you ever felt the bug of wanderlust take a bite out of you? We are sure that certain visuals or words can trigger a feeling of longing so intense that you feel that you have to visit lands far away to know more about them. In addition, travel is one of the best ways to learn about a new culture but it is not always possible to go to a place to know all about it. The next best thing to do is look at pictures of the place, watch videos, and read articles in order to know more. You can…

Jon Foreman discovered land art while in college and immediately fell in love with it. He felt that the natural world had more in it to be explored, particularly where he lives, Pembrokeshire, Wales.

A private collector in Las Vegas just bought Peter Lik's, "Phantom," today for an unprecedented $6.5 million making this sale the most expensive photograph in history. Peter didn't just call it a day with one sale, he also sold, "Illusion," for $2.4 million and, "Eternal Moods," for $1.1 million. That's just a cool $10 million dollar payday for LIK USA™. These sales from today