Curvature reflects
Beyond the surface
Active participant
The image draws our attention to the details of the car’s exterior, while also hinting at the unseen world beyond its frame. This duality, the interplay between the visible and the invisible, is a hallmark of aesthetic experience.
“Art is at once surface and symbol. Those who go beneath the surface do so at their peril. Those who read the symbol do so at their peril.” – Oscar Wilde
Handcraft
Living art
Swarm
The styling of these miniature trees involves important techniques like regular pruning and wiring.
“Time does not respect what is done without it.” – Brasserie Cantillon
All-natural
Well-being
Thru consultations
This is where nature, science and magic meet.
“This family-owned shop is magical and exudes peacefulness and serenity. I bought some crystals and hope to return soon.” – Mary Jane Foley-Hostetler
At the foot
James river bridge
No license required
A first class restaurant is located at the entrance of the pier.
“Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.” – Henry David Thoreau
Out of the way
Won’t be a bother
Until next season
Some object presentations in the museum offer unintentional reward.
“Truthful inconvenience is one of my specialties.” – Steven Magee
Front corner
Diverse materials
Reduce shock
Some images are best rendered as inverted tonality.
“A Good artist has less time than ideas.” – Martin Kippenberger
Always directed
Towards something
Rich tapestry
The negative black and white contrast creates a sense of abstraction, emphasizing overall form and composition of integrated individual elements.
“The forest is a place where we can experience the world in its pure essence. It is a place where we can see the world as it is, without any human interference. The forest is a place where we can experience the world as it is in itself.” – Edmund Husserl
Coleman bridge
Double-swing-span
Unique building techniques
Bridges are interesting from all angles.
“The two center swing spans are 500 foot long cantilevered trusses, while the remaining portions are plate girder spans varying in height from 27 to 40 feet. The substructure contains six river piers, the longest of which is 100 ft. deep, that are founded on hollow caissons which spread loads across the soft marl of the riverbed.” – Scott M. Kozel
Physical notion
Applied mathematics
Reconstruction
A complex layering of geometrical relationships.
“You don’t see something until you have the right metaphor to let you perceive it.” – James Gleick
Experimentation
Expression
Freedom
Beach houses offer their own unique form and function.
“What the people are within, the buildings express without.” – Louis Sullivan