Keys With a View and Locks of Love

I took these photos of a project titled "Keys With a View" in Old Wilmington, NC while visiting the USS North Carolina and decided to have lunch in town. After walking past this fence, originally we thought a historic building was recently demolished and those keys were inside and attacked to the fence. After doing some research I found out it was actually an art installation. At the end of this project the fence will hold about 60,000 keys. It currently holds about 20,000, “give or take 3,000.”



The one question I did ask myself, "if you have all these keys...where are the locks?"

In another art project of all places!



Locks of Love symbolizes love and good luck in relationships. The locks are adorned with the names or initials of couples, then locked alongside many others. The key is tossed away, so the locks can not be undone. Love how these compliment each other.



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Color Me White

The perfect coloring book that requires no coloring, technically. Toronto Zoo offers a coloring book (sold out) with 5 Crayola crayons - all shades of white: snowball white, polar white, frost white, igloo white, and Arctic white.

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Traveling Google Street View

A fun mix of stop motion and animation. Google Deutschland shows just how easy it is to travel the world.



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Fluid Vase

These vases are created using 3D printing technology. Created by Fung Kwok Pan, you are able to use a modeling program to create your very own unique ‘Fluid Vase’ and just for only 399 Euro!


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Camouflaged Contemporary Art

Cayetano Ferrer uses photo stickers to camouflage cardboard boxes and street signs to reveal what these objects ultimately obscure.



Ferrer exposes the relationship between the built and the rebuilt, surface and hidden, as well as the delicate matter of history and memory as the present paves over the resent past in a bid to enrich economies. Ferrer’s work is a gentle push/pull between permanence and obsolescence, inviting consideration of evolution, mutation and modification in our relationship to our immediate environment.”

Perpetually Sinking Ship

Farewell and adieu to you, Spanish Ladies, Farewell and adieu to you, ladies of Spain!


"love love" is an amusing, unusual floating sculpture by Julien Berthier. Made from a large sailboat that has been modified to appear as if it is capsizing. Despite its appearance the boat is fully functional and has built-in motor.


A yacht was cut in half and a new keel was added to allow the boat to remain upright in the sinking position.



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