Sunrise, sunset – Eric Cahan

Eric Cahan, Fort Pond Bay, Montauk, NY - Sunset 8:10pm

Goodbye April showers. This photographic project by New York-based artist Eric Cahan – entitled Sky Series – is luminous, vibrant, and completely inspiring, showing the awe that mother nature can and always will provoke in man. 

metamorphic sculpture – Rabarama

Italian artist Paolo Epifani – otherwise known as Rabarama – is the mastermind behind these captivating figurative sculptures.

shifting planes – molly hunker & gregory corso

US designers Molly Hunker and Gregory Corso – who together form the design collaborative SPORTS – are interested in the power of design to change your spatial and visual experience of a place.

automated colour field – rebecca baumann

Rebecca Baumann, Automated Colour Field (2011), 100 flip-clocks, laser cut paper, batteries. Photography by Andrew Curtis

Australian artist Rebecca Baumann has recently unveiled this new work, entitled Automated Colour Field, which was commissioned by the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art.

red, green, red, green….. – mon zamora

This series by Brooklyn-based photographer Mon Zamora - entitled Sequence - finds beauty and playfulness in the most unexpected of robust places.

is it a bird? is it a plane? – janet echelman

Janet Echelman, 1.26 (2010), Spectra® Fiber, high-tenacity polyester fiber and lighting, all images courtesy of the artist

Transforming the urban airspace are American artist Janet Echelman‘s billowing net sculptures, which float effortlessly in a myriad of colours.

plexus – gabriel dawe

Gabriel Dawe, Plexus no. 9 (2011), Gütermann thread, painted wood and hooks, photo by slyworks photography

Mexican-born, Dallas-based artist Gabriel Dawe made these stunning polychrome installations using sewing thread strung between wooden beams.

bold, bright photography – leontjew

German photographer Leontjew (real name unknown…) creates stunningly simple minimalist photographs that combine symmetry and geometry with bold colour.

see! colour! – james turrell

Yves Klein was fascinated with the optical effect that monochromatic colour had.