Tag Archives: London

Wind Knitting Factory

Posted on November 4, 2010 by Rebecca Ansert

Knit bombs or Yarn Bombing seems to be catching a lot of traction in the street art scene – but this project takes knitting to the next level! The Wind Knitting Factory designed by artist Merel Karhof has tapped into … Continue reading →

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Future Flower: Illuminated by Wind Turbines

Posted on July 8, 2010 by Rebecca Ansert

London architects Tonkin Liu have recently installed a beautiful metal flower beside the River Mersey in England. Dubbed Future Flower, the 14 metre-high flower having giant petals of perforated galvanized steel is part of a regeneration project for the waterfront … Continue reading →

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Art Transforms London Waste Land into an Environmental Park

Posted on April 8, 2010 by Rebecca Ansert

The award winning monumental project, Northala Fields, is Europe’s largest example of land art created by artist Peter Fink and architect Igor Marko.The site was once a barren, windswept, inaccessible tract of land located next to a major highway. Now … Continue reading →

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