“Fragile Future” by Lonneke Gordijn, made from LEDs, phosphorous bronze and dandelion seeds; the lights turn off when people step too close to it. Via Curbly.

Via don’t touch my moleskine.

By Rune Guneriussen, via RuGuru.

“Language of the Birds,” an installation using LED-lighted books located at Columbus and Broadway in North Beach, San Francisco.

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Red felt covers tree stumps in Helsinki’s Central Park.  By Lea Turto.  More at Inhabitat.

I Believe I Can Walk through Walls, by Reed Barrow. Via who killed bambi?

“Red is Coming,” by Krištof Kintera. Via G A M M M.

“While You Were Sleeping” by Su Blackwell. Via don’t touch my moleskine.

By Kumi Yamashita, via Preik.

Jason Hackenwerth’s sea anemone-like balloon sculptures, via WebUrbanist.

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Keysook Geum’s ‘Moving White’, floating garment made of beads and wire.

One of Daniel Arsham’s surrealist installations, via The Ad Mad!

Installation made of 250,000 Euro cent coins by Stefan Sagmeister in Amsterdam; the coins read “obsessions make my life worse and my work better.” As Scott Burnham recounts the story, the local police later “secured” the artwork by sweeping up the entire thing, though they have offered to return the coins. Discovered via rebel:art.

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“Mauritanian Sunset” by Sandy Smith, via swissmiss.

The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire view Planet by Mark Quinn. Via { feuilleton }.