Werner Her­zog is one of my favorite direc­tors (Wheel of Time, Encoun­ters at the End of the World). His films have a way of draw­ing you into another real­ity through stun­ning visu­als and long shots that allow your eyes to mar­i­nate in the beauty of what­ever sub­ject he is shoot­ing. Cave of For­got­ten Dreams is his lat­est cre­ation released in Sep­tem­ber of 2010 — and it’s in 3D.

The orig­i­nal Man­del­brot is an amaz­ing object that has cap­tured the public’s imag­i­na­tion for 30 years with its cas­cad­ing pat­terns and hyp­not­i­cally colour­ful detail. It’s known as a ‘frac­tal’ — a type of shape that yields (some­times elab­o­rate) detail for­ever, no mat­ter how far you ‘zoom’ into it (think of the trunk of a tree sprout­ing branches, which in turn […]

Dae­mon Rowan­childe is an artist based in Fer­gus, Ontario, Canada. Best known for his tat­too art, Dae­mon also is an accom­plished painter, who incor­po­rates influ­ences of Mid­dle East­ern and Indian design, ancient Islamic archi­tec­ture and orna­ment into his paint­ings and tat­too designs. Dae­mon con­sid­ers Van Gogh, M.C. Escher, H.R. Giger and Alex Grey to be among his favourite artists. Daemon […]

Very cool idea.…very cool art. Over the course of a year, the first Mail Me Art project brought together a vast col­lec­tion of artis­tic work sent in the form of mail by both pro­fes­sional and ama­teur artists of all ages from across the world. A wide vari­ety of media were used in an equally wide vari­ety of styles and the […]