Jack and Dinos Chapman’s latest installation is, as always, shocking and stunning:

“It’s as pessimistic as we can make it but it’s pessimistic in a joyful sense. Fatalistic in a joyful sense. There’s nothing foreboding about this. It doesn’t serve any kind of moral end…We take McDonald’s as being a marker of the transformation from industrialisation to the end of the world. McDonald’s once represented the idealism of fast food and the space rest era. Now it’s consistent with the dilation of the ozone and a litigious clown who’s lost his sense of humour.’”

[via beautiful decay]

Amazing sculptures by John Breed…

Embroidery and knitted works by Candace Couse.

“Predominantly working with installation and video, Candace Couse is a visual artist exploring issues surrounding space, place, and the body.”

Bodies in urban spaces by the Cie Willi Dorner is a temporarily intervention in diversified urban architectonical environment. The intention of Bodies in urban spaces is to point out the urban functional structure and to uncover the restricted movement possibilities and behaviour as well as rules and limitations.
By placing the bodies in selected spots the interventions provoke a thinking process and produce irritation.

(via Ektopia)

Untitled Endless Cut by Jacob Dahlgren…

[via today and tomorrow]

Bug Memorials by Carmichael Collective are tiny memorials for dead insects…

[via laughingsquid]