In Macau, China, there sits a 13-foot tall, 200-foot long mural made up of 85,794 Rubik’s Cubes. Seriously.
The project was created by Toronto-based Cube Works Studio, known for contorting Rubik’s Cubes into art. The mural hit the 2013 Guiness Book of World Records for the world’s largest Rubik’s Cube Mosaic. Fucking incredible to say the absolute least about the project.
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And you probably thought an Arcade Fire was just an indie band that pissed people off for winning a Grammy that one time. It turns out, this is what happens when cops in China confiscate gambling machines. These pics above were taken in China’s Shunqing District of Nanchong City where police set roughly 1,000 machines ablaze. I’m thinking they probably should’ve just eBay’d them shits.
(via Wired)
China, I love you. Full vid embedded below.
(via Dangerous Minds)
A Little Bit On The Violent Chinese Cinema Side: China’s highest grossing film, Let The Bullets Fly, hits select U.S. theaters and On Demand starting March 2nd. It sort of reminds me of Kung Fu Hustle, only replace martial arts with pumping fools full of lead and add a dash of Chow Yun-fat.
(via AICN)
A Little Bit On The Furniture Side: Skateboarding meets Chinese furniture with the Mingskatable by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac and LAQ Executive. This maple wood coffee table is covered in seven layers of black and sandalwood lacquer and makes that trendy IKEA piece you just bought look like complete booty.
