Excerpt: “This stealthy undertaking was not an act of robbery or espionage but rather a crucial operation in what would become an association called UX, for “Urban eXperiment.” UX is sort of like an artist’s collective, but far from being avant-garde—confronting audiences by pushing the boundaries of the new—its only audience is itself. More surprising still, its work is often radically conservative, intemperate in its devotion to the old. Through meticulous infiltration, UX members have carried out shocking acts of cultural preservation and repair, with an ethos of “restoring those invisible parts of our patrimony that the government has abandoned or doesn’t have the means to maintain.” The group claims to have conducted 15 such covert restorations, often in centuries-old spaces, all over Paris.”

Aganetha Dyck: Guest Workers (by Confederation Centre of the Arts)

Lovely paperclip installation.

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Photos by Agata and Lucas Piskunowicz

(via Joe Hogan Basket Maker - Traditional Irish Willow Baskets)

“Geode” Street Art Project

(via - A Common Name)

Otherworldly embroidery by Yumiko Arimoto.

(via » 030)

A new cafe that has a laser cutter that you can use for a fee-   making design more accessible. 

(via Fab Cafe now open in Shibuya | Spoon & Tamago)

Cathedral dress made with 3D printed wood.

(via Micro by Iris van Herpen)

Hair stitched onto water-soluble backing.

(via Jenine Shereos)

Faceture vases by Phil Cuttance.

(via NOTCOT)