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Lo scopo è di introdurre tale importante strumento concettuale e favorire un suo utilizzo anche nella risoluzione dei problemi geometrici ampliando la comune esperienza dello studio di tali nozioni fatta in ambito fisico. Trattiamo quindi della somma vettoriale, della scomposizione di un vettore e della sua rappresentazione cartesiana. Map of Life. Spaziotempo di Minkowski. Da Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera.
Tropic of Capricorn. Map of Life. This page intentionally left ugly. For the last year or so, I’ve been trying to put together the interior of my cabin so I’ll know what areas need windows and where I can put the plumbing.
This got to be too cumbersome, so I moved to starting the design from the exterior and moving inward. This too, as several people have taught me over email, is also a case of Doing It Wrong. 2013 Serpentine Gallery Pavilion / Sou Fujimoto. Sou Fujimoto’s 2013 Serpentine Pavilion, now complete and standing on the front lawn of London’s Serpentine Gallery, has opened to the press and we are now able to see Iwan Baan’s photographs of the temporary pavilion.
Fujimoto will be lecturing to a sold out crowd this coming Saturday (June 8th) when the pavilion opens to the general public. The semi-transparent, multi-purpose social space will be on view until October 20th.
Roditori di cemento all'assalto della Marble Week. Tiny Mechanical Insects Made of Watch Parts. Chicago-based artist Justin Gershenson-Gates, aka A Mechanical Mind, creates tiny steampunk insects by carefully soldering together gears, springs, and other watch parts.
The mechanical bugs, many of which Gershenson-Gates can balance on just his pinky finger, are miniature, multi-legged creatures that each take the artist several hours to complete. 3D Face Masks Created from DNA Found in Public Spaces. Information artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg recreates faces of people by extracting genetic information from found objects in the street for her experimental project titled Stranger Visions.
Using saliva traced from a piece of gum on the floor or a discarded cigarette butt, not to mention loose hairs that can wind up just about anywhere, the artist and a team of biologists have constructed a series of three-dimensional human faces. Cloning and 3D printing (as of late) have proven to be controversial branches of science and technology because of their invasive and detrimental possibilities. Similarly, Dewey-Hagborg's scientific art presents an unsettling level of biology-based art that contains a great deal of genetic information. Working with Genspace, a Brooklyn-based DIY biology lab, the artist is able to analyze DNA and determine the person's physical appearance, from gender and eye color to cultural roots. 12 Most Unforgettable Artworks from 2012. It was quite the year for art!
What better way to look back on 2012 than with some of the most magnificent sculptures, drawings, paintings, and installations we witnessed this year? From a rain room where you don't get wet to an incredibly realistic ballpoint pen drawing, these artworks will forever be etched into our memory both for their unbelievable creativity and their near flawless execution. If you want to see what made our jaw-drop last year, check out 10 Most Awe-Inspiring Projects of 2011. Cloud Magically Appears Inside Room. Clever Illustrations Reflect Hilarious Human Behavior.
Aron Demetz official website. Internal Anatomy Layered Within Classic Sculptures. Chinese artist Cao Hui challenges conventional perception of inanimate objects by re-imagining their innards as something more than the inorganic materials used to compose their exterior.
When fully assembled, the artist's modular sculptures appear to be like any other finely crafted structure, but it's upon dismantling the piece that one notices the insides replicating the color and texture of raw meat. Essentially, Cao gives life to a dead object with his constructed illusion, which is actually made of resin. Observing Generation Gaps. How similar are parent and child? German photographer Frauke Theilking's photo project called "Generation" observes the similarities and differences between generations.
Each photo pairs a parent and child, either a mother/daughter or father/son combo, side by side. Devoid of an elaborate background, Theilking's photos focus the viewer's attention on the subjects, who themselves aren't wearing any distracting clothing. Looking at the two figures, there are apparent (no pun intended) likenesses and gaps. 50 Animated Gifs for Every Situation Ever. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then an animated gif must be worth some kind of number I can’t even begin to comprehend. If you’ve ever found yourself browsing the Internet and felt compelled to respond with a witty reply, only to come up: wow, mind. blown., golf clap, etc. Then these animated gifs are for you! With the simple copy and paste of one of the images below you can make your feelings resonate while bathing in the adulation of Internet pundits the world over. This is the Sifter’s seventh installment of the Awesome Animated Gif Series.
If you’re a fan of animated gifs you may want to check out the other installments for more animated excellence. 50 Life Hacks to Simplify your World. Life hacks are little ways to make our lives easier. These low-budget tips and trick can help you organize and de-clutter space; prolong and preserve your products; or teach you something (e.g., tie a full Windsor) that you simply did not know before. Most of these came from a great post on tumblr. There is also a great subreddit ‘r/lifehacks‘ with some fantastic tips as well. 20. 50 Faces in Everyday Objects. Have you ever looked at an object or building and thought, “hey that kind of looks like a face!”?
It’s actually a psychological phenomenon known as pareidolia. Pareidolia involves a vague and random stimulus (often an image or sound) being perceived as significant; it’s a form of apophenia (seeing meaningful patterns or connections in random or meaningless data). Online you can find entire communities dedicated to finding faces in everyday objects, places and buildings. On Flickr, the group FACES IN PLACES has over 6,365 members and a staggering 23,563 pictures.
And on Reddit, there is a subreddit called /r/Pareidolia with nearly 40,000 members! You can also find countless Tumblrs, blogs and hashtags dedicated to this fascinating phenomenon that so many of us experience. Lichtenberg Figures: The Fractal Patterns of Lightning Strike Scars. Mar 10, 2012 Being struck by lightning is a dangerous and scary experience and can even be fatal. Adaptive Roots in the Concrete Jungle. Fractal Patterns in Dried Out Desert Rivers. Moth Trails at Night. Macro Photos of Individual Snowflakes. Feb 4, 2013 Andrew Osokin is a Russian photographer based in Moscow. Using a 60/90mm macro lens and his Nikon D90, Andrew has an incredible gallery of nearly 500 photographs on the Russian photosite LensArt.ru. There you will find not only close-ups of snowflakes but amazing captures of water droplets and insects. The detail and richness in colour of his photos are truly remarkable. Be sure to check out his entire portfolio! Incredible Examples of Electron Microscope Photography.
Caterpillar 30x Magnification (5mm width) | Photograph by OLIVER MECKES Electron microscopes help bring nanoscience to life, providing a level of detail to scientists that was simply not available mere decades ago. The FEI Company is a worldwide leader in electron microscope technology. 21 Extreme Close Ups of the Human Eye. 10 Detailed Close-Ups of Animal Eyes. Mar 15, 2013 We’ve already featured the incredible macro photography of Suren Manvelyan before, showcasing his series on human eyes.
The 50 Most Perfectly Timed Photos Ever. 50 Faces in Everyday Objects. Natural Harvest - A Collection of Semen-Based Recipes & Semenology - The Semen Bartender's Handbook. The Irish Sky Garden Crater. James Turrell. Satellite view of Roden Crater, the site of an earthwork in progress by James Turrell outside Flagstaff, Arizona. James Turrell (born May 6, 1943) is an American artist primarily concerned with light and space. Turrell was a MacArthur Fellow in 1984.
Turrell is best known for his work in progress, Roden Crater, a natural cinder cone crater located outside Flagstaff, Arizona that he is turning into a massive naked-eye observatory. Background[edit] James Turrell was born in Pasadena, California.[1] His father, Archibald Milton Turrell,[2] was an aeronautical engineer and educator.
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