Ektopia

Here’s an interesting looking building with its own blueprints painted on its side.

The Japanese must be the greatest synchronised walkers in the world. I’m going to categorise this under sport! [via]

There’s just something about these crowd-sourced videos that I really love; it seems as close as you can get to being there without being there. Anyways, earlier in the year it was Nine Inch Nails’ fans and now it’s Radioheads’ – “On 23rd August 2009 a group of Radiohead fans descended on the Vystaviste Holesovice Exhibition Hall in Prague on a mission to capture the band playing using as many different angles as possible. Bringing together the exceptional talents of many contributors, here is the result.” …and the results are great… shaky and great. [via]

Till Death Do Us Parthave been designed as a “tribute to all women who endure the torture of wearing stilettos” with their ultra-high heels and bandsaw blade straps.

Kevin Llewellyn dark art.

Eric Baudelaire’s Sugar Water slows down time in this video where a billposter pastes up a few frames/photos like a snail-paced stop-frame animation. Great effect. [via]

This crucifix Power/Strip is a “12 outlet cruciform surge protector that accommodates oversize adapters and provides comprehensive protection from evil, power surges, and AC contamination”. [via]

“TIME LIFE announces the release of the Torture Classics Collection. Torture Music is the kind of music that’s perfect for sitting in the Afghan or Iraqi Desert, sharing a prisoner for a night, or relaxing in a military barack or a CIA black site in some godforsaken country on a lazy afternoon. It’s music thats just makes you feel free and drives others crazy. But, the artists included in the Torture Classics Collection have taken the Torture Music sound and given it a psychotic and everlasting quality. This Torture Music compilation includes 60 songs, tons of images, uncensored videos, pdfs and extra bonus material. The Ultimate Collection download DVD inlcudes both The White Site Album and The Black Site Album.”

Boogie – How can a photographer exhilarate and terrify so much at the same time?