by Kate Mothes | Apr 14, 2024
Although trained in traditional painting techniques, Dutch artist Joris Kuipers isn’t satisfied with the constraints of a rectangular frame or pieces that sit stationary on the wall. His undulating, cloud-like installations appear to float and flutter as if a clump of giant, colorful autumn leaves have been tossed upwards and frozen in mid-air.
In his ongoing series Jardin Suspendus and In Bloom, Kuipers invokes the atmosphere of gardens. Floral-like shapes overlap, swell, and skitter in site-specific installations, whether hanging from the ceiling or flaring up from pedestals. More
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by Komoneed | Apr 14, 2024
With more and more electrified rivals arriving, Toyota has given its hybrid-only Yaris a facelift. We put it up against Renault’s class-leading Clio.
by Komoneed | Apr 12, 2024
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued the first-ever nationwide, legally enforceable limits on harmful per- polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) — known as “forever chemicals” — in drinking water. The rule is the biggest leap so far in EPA’s PFAS Strategic Roadmap and will lower exposure to the toxic substances for roughly 100 million […]
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by Komoneed | Apr 12, 2024
This post was originally published on UNDPJapan and UNDP will support Moldova to boost agriculture’s resilience to climate change and disasters admin Wed, 04/10/2024 – 18:00 The Government of Japan announced a contribution of US$500.000 to the United Nations...
by Komoneed | Apr 12, 2024
Alfa Romeo re-entered the small SUV sector with the new Milano offered in pure electric and petrol forms
