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SuzelleDIY: How to Drill a Hole Without Making a Mess 2 -
Shigera Ban’s Pavilion of Light and Sound
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Beautiful local illustrations, bold cappuccino mugs perfect for winter, a debut from Marianne in a home-grown video and a mesmerising key installation are just a few of the top VISI picks of the week series – week 14.
1. Chiharu Shiota’s The Key in the Hand
“This incredible artwork comprising of over 50 000 keys is by Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota and is currently showing at the Venice Biennale right now. It’s literally giving me life!” says editor-at-large Malibongwe Tyilo.
Image credit: thisiscolossal.com
2. Amor Coetzee’s Dayfeels
“I spotted creative Amor Coetzee’s whimsical Dayfeels illustrations at KAMERS 2015 in Cape Town – and I just can’t get enough,” says online editor Lindi Brownell Meiring.
Image credit: dayfeels.co.za
3. Le Creuset’s Giant Cappuccino Mugs
“Although I don’t drink coffee, I wouldn’t mind filling one of these mugs with some super rich hot chocolate,” says content producer Michaela Stehr.
Image credit: Supplied
4. SuzelleDIY: How to Drill a Hole Without Making a Mess #2
Editor-in-chief Sumien Brink thinks it’s about time poor Marianne gets to be in the spotlight.
Image and video credit: SuzelleDIY via Youtube.com
5. Shigeru Ban’s Pavilion of Light and Sound
Deputy Editor Annemarie Meintjes just adores the Shiseido Group’s prestigious Clé De Peau Beauté brand’s Reverberation – Pavilion Of Light and Sound, a contemporary installation at the Venice Biennale that appeals to a variety of senses.
Image credit: designboom.com
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