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There may be no such thing as a magic carpet, but Argentine artist Alexandra Kehayoglou’s distinctive carpet designs will instantly transport you to another place. Her imaginative works have been described as romantic and fairytale-like woven playgrounds, imitating textures of nature like moss, sand, water, tree bark and grassy pastures, as in her “Pastureland” and “Garden” series. Kehayoglou sources her materials from the leftover scraps from her family’s carpet factory in Buenos Aires, shown here in this short video documentary about her work. One of Kehayoglou’s latest projects, titled “En los pies de Elpiniki” (At the foot of Elpiniki) is a giant, elaborately woven shoe that fantasizes about the beginnings of her family’s tradition of making carpets.
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A small sampling of the Abandoned series by Christian Richter you will find on his tumblr, IG and website. His works focuses on architecture and landscape photography and this series specifically on the temporary quality of architecture.
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Door Nail via The Cloisters
Medium: IronThe Cloisters Collection, 1955 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY
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