This 23-foot stainless steel sculpture is titled Karma. Created by artist Do Ho Suh, it is currently on display in the New Orleans Museum of Art’s Sculpture Garden. The piece really is intensely stunning in person, and seems to extend infinitely into the sky above.

I was lucky enough to visit the The Sculpture Garden at the New Orleans Museum of Art, and got to see a bunch of amazing pieces. One of which is Jaume Plensa’s stainless steel sculpture, titled Overflow. Explaining the sculpture, the artist says:

“letters and words became my materials now…the association of the letters like body cells can create words in more complex organisms; and the words between them can form a text that, gathered with others, can write a culture.”

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Tatiana Plakhova combines photography with geometric lines to create stunning imagery.

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Experimental typeface by Atelier Olschinsky.

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Illustration series by Austrian creative studio Atelier Olschinsky. Can’t figure out how these were made, but they are gorgeous. 

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Gorgeous large scale geometric paintings by Jonathan Saiz / oil on canvas

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Acrylic on wooden panels, by artist Tim Biskup. The geometric shapes and vibrant colors he uses to create depth and life really are gorgeous. 

Beautiful photos by London-based photographer Edward Johns

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Unfortunately I’m just stumbling upon these ads, as they are from last summer, but I’m fascinated by this 3M Noise Canceling Headphone campaign created by Grey Brazil. The ads feature major city skylines’ reflections, doubled as sound waves. Brilliant and beautiful. 

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