Vacuum art

Haruhiko Kawaguchi's claustrophobic images aim to express what we feel when we talk about love.

photographer hal is scaling up his ambitious work for the series, 'flesh love all', where families are vacuum-sealed together with the homes they occupy.

Hoovers. Vacuum Cleaners. Cleaning Equipment.

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Iris Van Herpen closed fashion week in all its wacky glory Vacuum-packed models into giant plastic bags and they remained motionless

hey #visiblewomen years go by with this hashtag but I still love drawing girls

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Nadine Goepfert is a Berlin-based textile designer whose refined pieces are closer to gallery artworks than the clothes we wear day to day. With a portfolio of work steeped in "research and conceptual thinking", her pieces explore "the wide field of eventualities by creating open situations, which form the basis for textile designs and art installations".

Clipped from a Hoover vacuum cleaner ad in the March 27, 1950 issue of Life magazine.

It seems like everything has already been created in our world and no new ideas are left. However, every day, designers prove that they still can surprise us and make extraordinary things from ordinary stuff. Although, the muse can be extremely fast, so you have to catch it.

With a careful eye for detail and form, Boston-based still life photographer Bruce Peterson composes magnetic black and white images from trash. Configuring plastic shopping bags, bubble wrap, and bottle caps into stark, silhouetted figures, he transforms the debris of our consumerist culture into something elegant and hypnotic.