Pink flamingoes I love you.
Pink flamingoes I love you.
Lion cuddle.
AERIAL SCULPTURE | Janet Echelman
Choi Jeong-Hwa, Flower Tree
Chinese artist Zhang Yu has been working on his Fingerprint Series, in intervals, since the early 1990s. These paintings become a meditative process by repeatedly pressing his right index finger on rice paper with ink. Zhang limits his colors to shades of red, white and black, leaving thousands of overlapping fingerprints that create a unique infinite visual effect.
(via myedol)
Porcelain sculptures by Kate MacDowell
Heilpflanzen (Medicinal Plants) Sarah Illenberger
Un Homme de têtes (1898) aka The Four Troublesome Heads
by Georges Méliès
“The experience wasn’t simply about the easy pleasure of undeserved expertise. For me, it was a near-spiritual experience. When a nice neuroscientist named Michael Weisend put the electrodes on me, what defined the experience was not feeling smarter or learning faster: The thing that made the earth drop out from under my feet was that for the first time in my life, everything in my head finally shut up.”
Sally Adee volunteered for electrical brain stimulation. Here’s what happened
Diffusion spectrum MRI image of the human brain showing three dimensional grid structure of white matter tracts. From Wedeen, et al (2012).
