The famed Momo staircase is photographed by everyone from all around the world.
Instead of photographing the full spiral staircase from the top, why not try it from the side showcasing more of the designs on the edges?
Imagery at a dream state. A mix of photography and digital art infused with color and texture.
The famed Momo staircase is photographed by everyone from all around the world.
Instead of photographing the full spiral staircase from the top, why not try it from the side showcasing more of the designs on the edges?
Spiral into infinity.
This staircase technically leads to an end after a few floors but the design is extraordinary from all angles--creating a look as if it can live on forever.
Seeing the world's tallest escalator? Sign me up.
Soaring high above the city of Osaka is the Umeda Sky building, offering 360 degree views from its observatory. The blue lit-up stairs add extra flair, drama, and glamour to the scene.
Astonishing interior design inside at the Harpa Concert Hall in Reykjavik.
Shielding ourselves from the wind storm outside, we stand inside marveling at the one-of-a-kind art inspired by Iceland's geography, surrounded by layers of glass and basalt column outlines.
This stunning 3D flower was one of my favorite pieces at the Nick Dong exhibit at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. The intricate details, mirrored glass art that looks into infinity and beyond, sharp designs and eye-catching colors make it a true standout.
teamLab's extraordinary digital art dazzles the Marina Bay Sands mall with streams of lights in ever-changing colors from top to bottom, illuminating the food court at night.
The High Museum of Art may have a wide collection of historical paintings, but the interior and exterior design of the building is completely modern. The walkways present the right opportunity to capture the exquisite architecture from top to bottom. As the light continues to shift throughout the day, the reflections add an extra dramatic flair to the scene.
Flowers are blooming and in full display at the Westin St. Francis hotel lobby. Chandelier lights, colorful trees, and vibrant flowers deck the hallways, creating a mesmerizing and visually appealing entrance.
Yayoi Kusama's Infinite Love art series are nothing short of amazing.
This unique mirror piece filled with abstract inflatable objects across the room creates fascinating visuals and surreal viewpoints from all angles and dimensions.
We truly are small dots in this world, combined together to create endless possibilities.
Magnificent designs, shapes, and plants decorate the stunning Sky Garden Observatory and public park, sitting high above the city. The glass design and "walkie talkie" architecture was one of a kind!
"Pulse Topology" is a transformative piece of interactive art by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, composed of thousands of light bulbs suspended at different heights that create a series of crests and valleys. The streams of lights evolve every step of the way, changing based on someone's unique heartbeat, the amount of heartbeats in the room, and created to resemble the ups and downs of a real life cardiogram.
The darkness of the interior and the effervescent digital art creations flowing through the room creates an amazing contrast, really allowing the colors to pop.
Stepping in, you enter into a dark room and are immediately immersed into this bright, exotic world of abstract art, flowers, butterflies, crows, fishes, and flashes of light transforming every single second, creating moments that cannot be replicated. Visitors get to interact with the digital art directly and also influence it through their actions, creating a truly interactive, immersive experience.