Alicia Martin Cascading Books
These stunning cascading book installations by Alicia Martin are insanely cool. I wonder how long they took to make?
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These stunning cascading book installations by Alicia Martin are insanely cool. I wonder how long they took to make?
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HOLY CROW! Those are INSANE! Are they real books? I don't
Ok, oops. Its like I was hit by a truck in the middle of typing that last comment. I MEANT to say "those are insane! Inagine if they were real books!"
that's totally AMAZING!
Oh my goodness! That is awesome =D
Wow, that is amazing. What a good find--thanks for sharing!
amazing
uau... fantastic. love it.
pfiou !!! Incredible !!!
This is so neat! I would be so tempted to sit and look at every single title!
Holy Cow, how awesome! I hadn't seen this installation yet. Thanks.
WOW !
Such incredible !
amazing! such a stunning pic!
love this. Wish my little girl could see in the person, she would love it.
Really like the new look of the blog.
how did she know what my apartment looks like?
that is crazy cool! how did she do that?!
kelly
http://tearinguphouses.blogspot.com
that is seriously awesome.
Wow...I so want to photograph my son (2years old)sat at the bottom of the pile...and name the photo
"I told you not to pull out the bottom book!"
it also reminds me of our closets right now (read-don't open) ;-)
Uh-mazing. I'm totally obsessed + entirely transfixed with this amazing installation! Love this blog {thanks for sharing!}
Cheers.
Without having watched the video or inquiring further, I imagine she built a wire or such framework on which to affix the books. It wouldn't even occur to me that they weren't real books.
Oh! I saw the installation of the last picture, it was in Madrid! It was pretty amazing!
I've heard of crazy sculptures before, but boy, this must have taken forever to put together and for someone to have the imagination to put this together is wonderful! Thanks for sharing.
Alicia is a close friend of mine. The second picture is a work she did at Casa de América, a cultural meeting-point for south american cultures downtown Madrid. She also become famous for her photographs featuring books. (I own some of her works as well, hehe).
wow. too cool!
I love this. I think I will show this to my art students this week. Thanks for the inspiration!
quite unique bit of art!
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Totally awesome.
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