Stemonitis fusca is a rather marvellous species of slime mold that carries its jelly-like spore-forming fruiting bodies on curious stilts. Photo by Nick Cantle.
We often talk about ideas being sparked and laying seeds for inspiration, so here is a collection of resources, seeds, and sparks for us to share. Who knows what exciting lessons, work, and discussions could come from this!
Wednesday, 25 February 2015
Earthlight
Beeswax Sculpture
Rotterdam-based
designer Tomáš Gabzdil Libertíny of Studio Libertiny collaborated with a swarm
of bees to create Thousand Years,
a beautiful beeswax sculpture shaped like a teapot. Libertíny worked with Dutch
beekeeper Johan Beckers and his busy colony of 60,000 bees, who built their
intricate honeycomb over a metal scaffold.
The Thousand Years project took two takes
to complete: the first attempt was unsuccessful due to a variety of factors
including location and local weather conditions; the project was then moved to
a less windy location near Rotterdam, where it was completed in August 2014.
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