Magdalen: The Island of Shipwreck Survivors

The small archipelago of Magdalen Islands in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, off the coast of the Canadian province of Quebec, is home to some 12,000 people. Nearly everyone of them is a descendant of a shipwreck survivor.

The Spirit Of Abandoned Spaces

Influenced by the downfall of the GDR-regime, photographer Christian Richter who grew up in East Germany, is still fascinated by buildings that have fallen into oblivion.

Mushroom Lamps Embedded with LEDs on Driftwood

Japanese artist Yukio Takano has a knack for recreating the delicate properties of mushrooms with dyed resins illuminated from the inside with hidden LED lights.

City of Dreams

Poland-based artist, Tytus Brzozowski, is behind this collection of paintings. After graduating from the Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology, he went on to work in Finland, where he searched high and low for Nordic art and design.

The Theatre of the Absurd

Rubi Lebovitch is a talented photographer, who was born in Jaffa in 1974 and currently based in Tel Aviv, Israel. He received his BFA in Photography from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. Rubi uses humor and irony and has a gift for finding the absurd in the ordinary.

A Shelter In The Woods

This is the Corbett Residence, a minimal black house hidden between the trees in North Carolina, US.

Designed by in situ studio, the house strikes a line across a sloping, wooded site, mimicking the horizon.

9 Incredible Mysteries Hidden Within Famous Statues

The Horned Moses

’’Moses’’ by Michelangelo Buonarotti, 1513-1515

Michelangelo made a sculpture of Moses with a peculiar feature, a pair of horns. Many art historians explain it by his misinterpretation of the Bible.