I love this installation Christopher Bettig created for the J Crew shop at Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. The shapes and textures are amazing…wish I could do something similar in my own home. Click here for a video Christopher made about the installation.

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Amazing papercraft from Lobulo Design of Barcelona/London. Also, fun to see behind the scenes process insights from many of the projects. Check it out.

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Intensely captivating sculptures from Guy Laramee entitled The Great Wall are created from single or multiple books and encyclopedias. Practicing as both a landscape painter and sculpture both of which feed into The Great Wall help Guy to create intricate detail that is astounding.

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HeyHeyHey’s latest project Melvin the Magical Mixed Media Machine (or just Melvin the Machine) is best described as a Rube Goldberg machine with a twist. It’s an extraordinary example of what Rube Goldbergs do best – performing a simple task as inefficiently as possible.

More images on Flickr.

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Loving the work of Carlo Giovani who it turns out we’ve featured back in 2008, check out his awesome papercut work including some great animations.

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Renowned Spanish artist, Jaume Plensa is currently holding his first major UK exhibition at the magnificent Yorkshire Sculpture Park – which has been hailed “probably the finest exhibition site for sculpture in the world”.

If you enjoy a bit of type and sculpture, then you’ll probably love this. The exhibition runs until 22 January 2012, admission is free.

Thanks Louisa for the heads up.

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Superstar architect Zaha Hadid has just launched her vast new website, showcasing the practice’s Architecture, Exhibition design, Product, Fashion and Furniture design. Designed by Greenspace

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Urban land artist, Anna Garforth integrates her interest in urban ecology & sustainability through her creative practice. She works with a diverse range of materials and skills to create experimental work, often typographic, for events, community projects, workshops, campaigns, publications and exhibitions. She’s recently updated her site with some new projects, well worth checking out.

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Death in Paris created this installation using video mapping on paper shapes. I’ve seen a few examples of this technique recently, but this is definitely one of the best. The project was created commissioned by German brand Jag Zoeppritz. Taking place in Paris.

Music – Nosaj Thing, “Voices”

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Ever since encountering the world of Bompas and Parr a couple of years ago I’m always intrigued and amazed with the culinary experiments. Gestalten recently caught up with the jelly duo to interview them about their work and business in South London which specialise in creating sensory based events revolving around food and drink. The video Bompas and Parr: Return of the Jelly Knights offer an insight into the combination of history and current tech as integral part of Bompas and Parr’s work.
Caution: may cause excessive salivation.

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