Chiharu Shiota's Two Home Countries exhibit at the Asian Art museum was made almost entirely of red yarn and letters, creating reflective, evocative beauty and stories that last forever.
The intricate, abstract details from top to bottom inspired me to create my own art. I manipulated the images I took from the exhibit to create this contrasting colored-collection.
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.
An assortment of multi-hued dahlia flowers bloom during the summertime in Golden Gate Park. This particular flower stands out to me with its vibrant salmon pink hue, resembling the colors of Kasugai's fragrant Flower Kiss candy.
Mission Dolores Basilica Church Part II: The golden hour (and the hour leading up to it) presents some of the best photographic moments. Buildings just look and hit differently depending on the lighting, the weather, and time of day. I love how this pic of the church looks like it's taken closer to blue hour and offers such a calming, chill presence. You can see the intricate details of the structure even more vividly during this moment.
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.
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.
It's that time of year where sakura trees are back in bloom.
In this small, hidden park above the tunnel, I spot these light pink flowers sitting beautifully on these tree branches, creating the perfect spring mood.
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.
The clouds can be the most erratic, unique, and astonishing after a storm, creating unexpected shapes, textures, and views across the sky.
This was quite the spectacle, seeing the different cloud patterns as the sun started to set on a winter day.
It's all about perspective. We can presume that we're heading towards a dead end or we're sailing onwards into infinity.
Can't help but admire this marvelous lights event in downtown San Francisco, with illuminating lights shining bright across numerous famous buildings in the city.
Each building features striking digital art ranging from 5 to 10 minutes long from a diverse range of artists. I particularly loved this one at the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange building. Saturated colors in a fun gradient and sparkling background shine across all the columns and exteriors, ranging from turquoise, magenta, and midnight blue shades, creating a truly transcendent experience.
An urban hike leads to following the path of these alluring clouds, taking over the entire sky, creating amazing pathways that lead to infinite possibilities.
The details and the textures of this flower are beyond surreal. It's a pretty small flower but I had to zoom in really closely to show all of the amazing intricacies of this!
"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.
Came across this absolutely beautiful view of the edges of northern San Francisco during a weekend hike and had to stop to capture it. The bright green grass, turquoise-blue waters, cliffside views of the nearby beaches and Presidio park created this picture-perfect moment.
Mission Dolores Basilica Church Part I: As golden hour became more and more intense just before the sunset, I admired the orange hued clouds from afar. These make the perfect backdrop against the famous church.
Modern art can be found at Pierpoint Lane Plaza.
Orbital, a new contemporary art piece, is one of the highlights. It explores geometric shapes that can be found in nature and is also inspired by robots, futuristic space vehicles, and colorful origami.
