neuromaencer:

steel installation ‘monolith’ by richard serra in the qatari desert

20aliens:

Decio Tozzi

acetoxy:

Dan Holdsworth

plizm:

Mark Power - Warsaw, Poland

onsomething:

Richard Serra | “East-West/West-East”, 2014 Doha.

Four steel plates that are about 15m (49 feet). Span 1km.

“The placement (of the pieces) is not geometrical, it’s topological; they can only be placed where they are to achieve the curvature of the land. If one walks through the pieces; he will understand not only the rhythm of himself in relationship to the landscape but also the rhythm of himself in relationship to the height and the length of the pieces.”

twincheck:

I don’t usually (read: NEVER) reblog, but when I do, it’s awesome. Check out ziz and his urbanlight(s).

ziz:

Look Up: Ryrie Lane on Flickr.

Bessa R4a, Kodak Portra 400

danielodowd:

batraff

truebrute:

RW Concrete Church, Nameless Architecture

neuromaencer:

missing original source

humanoidhistory:

A pyroclastic flow rushes down the side of Mount St. Helens on August 7, 1980.