‘Aerial’ Exhibition : by Baptiste Debombourg
Exhibited at the Abbey Brauweiler gallery in Germany is Baptiste Debombourg’s Aerial installation that uses glass to recreate the effect of water flooding.
Taking 420 hours to complete it, the installation is larger than life, mimicking water breaking through the windows and suspended in time as it crashes onto the floor.
more photos after the more. and check out his site…
no one says it better than the club
i feel like these dudes know exactly what I’m thinking sometimes. this is so true and so genuine. blogging sucks. instead of trying to get out of the ghetto these days kids are trying to get out of the internet, caught up in the web, attached to blogs, I’m guilty. haha every things so backwards.
get your news game right : INFINITY NEWS NETWORK
if you semi educated and care about whats going on in the world around you…as you should…go ahead and check out infinity news network. you’ll be impressed what you can get from a little bit of news and some current events. stay up on yo shit!
http://infinitynewsnetwork.com/
we like bier – other languages are rad wish i knew one…
i literally have no idea what these dutch dudes are saying ( i think its dutch) but it sounds hilarious and looks like they’ve got a pretty cool beer blog show or something. whatever just check it out have a chuckle or something.
favorite music video today
s/o to fatboy slim and spike jonze for making one of my favorite music videos ever.