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Painstakingly crafted by movie prop maker Tim Baker, the incredible dog house sits on steel stilts, which gives the illusion it is levitating, and boasts fiberglass-molded balloons.

Here’s the fascinating history of Art Deco, how to tell if a structure has Art Deco elements, and where to see the most iconic Deco buildings of all time.

Whether nestling an iridescent tunnel inside a Georgian-style church or encircling a concrete walkway with multicolor ribbons, Liz West transforms whatever space she approaches into a dynamic field of kaleidoscopic light and shadow. The prolific British artist (previously) is known for her large-scale pieces that use reflection and refraction to create dazzling immersive environments. OftenContinue reading "Immersive Installations by Liz West Convert Spaces into Glowing Arenas of Prismatic…

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Many things shape the face of a city: buildings, bridges, parks, sculptures... even benches! That's right, this simple form of public furniture can also add more emotion to a particular site.