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Though residing in the renowned tourist spot of fancy lights and buildings, Las Vegas, should be interesting, Demi knows it's just another ordinary home with frustrating, forever-shifting weather. Meanwhile, she tries to find a caprice of clear senses. She might blog about it all at DesignCube or simply rest her eyes within the phosphenes.
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It is now possible to taste a rainbow. Just kidding, you can only walk on it. Located in Magong, Penghu County, Taiwan, the rainbow bridge stands solid and fresh, reflecting its neon lighting onto the simmering water below. Passersby can wander onto the bridge while gazing at the rainbow’s reflection, which creates a serene and enchanting feeling. Simply breathtaking and illuminating, this is the perfect place for a night of adventure and family/friend attractions or maybe just some thinking time alone.
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I feel like tracing a pattern on this, it looks so entertaining. The Dedo Message Board, designed by Gonçalo Campos, is fit for those who like to create and write with their hands, easily depicting a message on the smooth, furry texture. The ease of the comfortable and modern message board provides an exceptional alternative to the regular white board. Campos sees his product as an ever-changing decorative element, to be explored at will.
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This installation, the Mending Project, consists of Chinese scissors suspended from the ceiling, pointing downwards, while artist Beili Liu sits below sewing cloth. The hovering, massive cloud of scissors alludes to distant fear, looming violence, and worrisome uncertainty, described by the artist herself. During this live installation/performance, Beili asks visitors to cut white sheets and offer the section to her to sew together. As seen in the pictures and video, Beili calmly sews while scissors hang dangerously above her during her performance. She balances fear of the hanging scissors with the soft, calming, aura of sewing.
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Though the food resemblance is tempting, you might want to take a second look. What’s a pita bread doing wrapping up pencils and pens instead of food? The appetizing pencil holder was inspired by Ashtanur, a local pita bread from Jerusalem. When the pencil holder is laid out, leather sections appear to hold anything: from pencils to paint brushes to scissors. A ring can be attached to hold keys or flash drives. While Ido Mohar’s design for this versatile product is a new approach in gathering writing utensils, it sure also makes me hungry.
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Looking up at the sky once in a while can give a new perspective on life. Straight Up, the photography collection of Cameron R. Neilson, does give that characteristic of giving something old a new outlook. The camera’s angle provides a different mindset of buildings and streetlights, giving a sense of exhilaration in architecture. Cameron defies the natural order to show the abstract features in everyday life.
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I immediately laughed at these, but I have to say, they are incredibly adorable and clever. Who would’ve ever thought of attaching animal heads to hangers? Someone must’ve been playing dress up with their cat. Not sure if this is a fashion trend that will be hanging around, but maybe these hangers will evolve into celebrities or band members.
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