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GHOSTKUBE – The Fascinating Interlocking Moving Blocks By Erik Åberg

Erik Åberg, a Swedish designer, is gaining popularity through his videos on the internet of what he calls GHOSTKUBE. He creates cuboidal sculptures out of plastic blocks that move.

a small building made out of windows sitting in the grass

Rituals, Before and After Space

the rite of drinking vodka on frozen lakes may not appear as substantial as those who are traditionally linked to the celebration of death or god, but in a place built out of used materials, a newly invented ceremony constitutes a whole with architecture and memory.

a dog is dressed up like a dinosaur with flowers on it's back, standing by the water

Ο Henry και ο Baloo είναι η απόδειξη ότι τα ετερώνυμα έλκονται

an animal shaped book shelf with books on it's legs and a deer head sticking out of the top

Awesome Animal Furniture - If It's Hip, It's Here

Don’t Feed The Furniture! The Most Awesome Animal Furniture. – if it's hip, it's here

colorful soaps are stacked on top of each other in a white bowl next to a wooden table

Broken Glass Agar Agar by Eileen Tan

Singapore Home Cooks: Broken Glass Agar Agar by Eileen Tan

three wooden shelves on the wall with vases and other items in front of them

a kite flying in the air next to a building with two people looking out it

Astrid Krogh

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Send this to someone who can’t sit still!

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an elephant shaped book shelf is shown on a white background with the bottom section cut out to show it's legs

Awesome Animal Furniture - If It's Hip, It's Here

Don’t Feed The Furniture! The Most Awesome Animal Furniture. – if it's hip, it's here

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GHOSTKUBE – The Fascinating Interlocking Moving Blocks By Erik Åberg

Erik Åberg, a Swedish designer, is gaining popularity through his videos on the internet of what he calls GHOSTKUBE. He creates cuboidal sculptures out of plastic blocks that move.