In 2014 Tel Aviv architect firm, HQ ARCHITECTS, installed two pairs of these beautiful giant red flowers in Jerusalem’s Vallero Square…and they move! As people stand under them, or the tram arrives, they inflate; when they go away, they deflate.
Category: Fabric
265 – Felt Rock Carpet Mandala
Sculptor and installation artist, Jessica Pezalla, created this delightful art piece entitled: “River” using rocks and cut out pieces of … More
235 – Kaleidoscope Mandala
While this looks like it could be a photo from a kaleidoscope, it’s actually a magnificent piece of tie dye art by Debbie Krell. Originally I thought this was a digital creation, however, when I read the FB post I found out differently.
188 – Tie Dye Mandala
Mr. Tie Die, Carl E. McClellan, created this beautiful tie dyed Flower of Life mandala. What an achievement. It’s bold, it’s powerful and I love the use of rainbow colors. It begs the question (a question he’s most often asked)…How did he do that?
134 – Ballerina Mandala
Dance photographer, Angela Sterling, shot this stunning photograph of Pacific Northwest Ballet’s principal dancer, Lindsi Dec, wearing this delightful green “mandala” tutu from William Forsythe’s The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude.
126 – Chinese Lantern Mandalas
Yanming Qin shot this photograph of these beautiful Chinese Lanterns that just light up the beautiful blue sky with their vibrant shade of red. National Geographic featured it on their “Your Shot” site on April 26, 2015.
91 – Crayon Quilt Mandala
While searching for mandala quilts for the MotD, I found this adorable and colorful mandala by MamaCJT entitled Mandala #1. Upon closer inspection, I realized that…
Mandala of the Day 