Shot at 240 frames per second, Li Hongbi's statues seem at first look to be a bizarre computer-graphic effect. But they are in fact incredible paper sculptures, a concertina of countless layers stretched this way and that. [Video link, via]
Statues in Motion
This interactive op art will spank your eyeballs and twist your synapses
Juan Pinkus, a creative coder and designer in Buenos Aires, created Elastic Grid, an interactive piece of mesmerizing mindfuckery. The screenshot above is static but in the actual online artwork,… READ THE REST
Museum invites public to visit naturism art exhibit completely naked (except for shoes)
Marseille's Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations (Mucem) is featuring an exhibition focused entirely on the naturist lifestyle. The exhibit, titled Naturist Paradises, features hundreds of photographs, paintings, sculptures. "The… READ THE REST
Become Clark W. Griswold with this Kodak scanner
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Soothe your sore muscles with this powerful pocket-sized massager for 44% off
TL;DR: Ease sore muscles on the go with the Turonic GM5 massage gun for $105.99 (reg. $189). We all know that feeling—your muscles are tight, sore, and just won't quit reminding you… READ THE REST
Cut the cord! Upgrade your wired earbuds to these JBL noise-canceling headphones
TL;DR: Ditch your wired earbuds for these JBL Tune 670NC noise-canceling headphones, now on sale for $69.99 with free shipping! Okay, we're trying to stop judging people, but are you seriously still… READ THE REST
