Zilla Magazine

Agence France Presse (AFP), one of the world’s largest and oldest press agencies, recently unveiled a selection of their best photos of 2012. From natural disasters, civil protests, politicians to many other intense and special (…)

Japanese botanical artist Azuma Makoto created this very nice bonsai tree entirely made of Lego bricks. With a great attention to detail, he meticulously reproduced a wavy bed of moss as well as various colours of (…)

Lights on the works of Dutch artist Mark Sturkenboom whose main focus lies in the deep layers of the relation between objects and their owner. “What I design is meant to call forward a myriad (…)

Thibaut Malet is a French designed based in Montpellier who specializes in interior and furniture design, and who created a series of 20 Lego handmade art toys. Each toy is made of wood and numbered, (…)

A fantastic installation by Argentinian artist Tomàs Saraceno which will be on display at the Hangar Bicocca in Milan until February 3rd. “On Space Time Foam” is made of multiple layers of PVC membranes suspended 24 (…)

“Aether” is a visual study of the abstract made by Nicholas Alan Cope in collaboration with Dustin Edward Arnold, two artists with different backgrounds in design, art and photography. “Each working beyond their respective (…)

A nice series by French artist Clement Briend who traveled to Cambodia to photograph these superb light installations in urban landscapes at night. “Cambodian Trees” are digital projections of divine figures that populate the local (…)

A nice series of drawings created by Brazilian advertising agency Fischer America for design studio Macacolandia. The campaign, entitled “Give More Life to Drawings”, great blends pencil illustrations with photographs of real hands to create (…)

Berndnaut Smilde is a Dutch artist who creates indoor clouds in empty rooms by using a fog machine combined with a meticulous adjustment of temperature and humidity, allowing him to photograph them for a short (…)

“Dancing Colours” is a great series by Zurich-based photographer Fabian Oefner who tried to create a bridge between acoustics and the visual world by making sound waves visible. He used regular salt that he coloured with pigments (…)