These insanely detailed (somewhere between 8 and 16 million polygonal faces) cardboard columns were created by Michael Hansmeyer using subdivision algorithms and other words I don't understand. Made of thousands of layers of individual laser-cut sheets of cardboard, they look like a conceptual computer rendering but are actually real, functional objects that can support real weight. Via The Lumper.




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Yes, Cardboard.
James Kirkpatrick
Some pretty cool sculpture/installation by James Kirkpatrick. Via The Lumper.



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Erik Otto
Tomorrow is Never Promised is the title of Erik Otto's newest show, and it looks incredible as always. Via The Lumper.


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Richard Pearse
Incredible paintings on wood by Richard Pearse. Via The Lumper.




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