Martina Nehrling fills paper and canvas with textured slashes and splatters.  The paintings are alive with motion as the lines direct your eyes through the vivid dancing colors.

Phil Cuttance not only creates precise and clean faceted geometric forms.  Cuttance also transforms this process into an art with a video below, which is equally as clean and precise.

Kate MacDowell uses her artwork to comment on the beauty of our world and how we as humans appreciate and desire this beauty.  Contrasting to this is our desire for a convenient and easy lifestyle which impacts the beauty of the world around us.  MacDowell crafts these beautifully and intricately detailed works in porcelain.

In case you have not heard, Jack White is releasing a new album, Blunderbuss, on April 23/24.  But, I am not sure what is going on with the two days.  Could they not decide which day to release?

Here is something fun for Friday. Filippo Perin (PHIL) sculpts fantastic small characters and toys from paper.  

This looks like an inspiring story and an awesome foundation. The Not Impossible Foundation is working to create solutions for impossible challenges. The EyeWriter is the first of these challenges and they are working with TEMPT to develop the technology.

In an industry littered with “me too” films about skiing, it would seem unlikely that something truly creative and original could emerge. This teaser short from the film All.I.Can., does that and more. It all begins with gorgeous camera work as the film builds suspense

Willem Claassen fabricates large static and kinetic sculpture installations. What I find interesting about Claassen’s artwork is, first, the kinetic sculpture.

Today’s photography is by Mi-Figues who stages interesting scenes or situations to photograph.