” My work aims to explore the human connections and subtle nuances that whisper into the ear of our every day. Much of my work is rooted in the ideas of mind, body, seamlessness and time. This is largely because my deepest beliefs lie in the principles of buddhism, the integration of art and life, and the preservation of beautiful moments. I am nomadic by nature and am inspired each day by the nothingness that resides in all things. ” - Erin Mulvehill

Steve Bishop <-- Born in Toronto, Canada, 1983; Lives and works in London (Photos via Saatchi-gallery)

Marcel van der Vlugt <-- Born 1957 in Naaldwijk, The Netherlands; Lives and works in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Thomas Rentmeister’s work involves legendary shapes from the consumer world as well as items from every-day culture and practice in the genesis of his works. Between pop art and sculpture, his work in public space develops an ambivalent relation with its environment. Rentmeister is professor of sculpture at the Braunschschweig academy of arts. (via)

I can’t remember who sent me the link to this … but thank you. More are waiting for you over at WeakforM’s website.

The Glasshouse is an arts, conference and entertainment centre in Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia, that has been designed by Tonkin Zulaikha Greer Architects. Link here.

New York-based artist Nick van Woert (previously-blogged) works with metal, glues, resins, foil tape, and plaster busts among other things. He is a 2007 graduate from Parsons MFA program, previously having completed a degree in architecture. Link here.

Pokedstudio is a UK illustration and design studio, including web design, characters, vector illustrations, 3D illustration and hand drawn illustrations. Clients include MTV, BBC, National Library of Wales, Sony Playstation, Astral Media VRAK TV, Digit Magazine, Trend Micro, FHM magazine, AVG, Computer Arts, Rossignol, Doritos, Argos and more.

Julie Young-Hee Moon <--Born in Toronto, Ontario Canada; 2008- 2010 New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University (MFA); 1998-2005 Ontario College of Art and Design (BFA); 2001 School of the Art Institute of Chicago (Mobility Exchange Program); 1995-1997 George Brown College (FashionTechnology)

The anatomy of iPhone 4, Playstation 3 controller, and Xbox360 controller by Denmark-based multimedia artist Mads Peitersen. Looks goodness.