installation — VISUALOUNGE

THE ULVEN PARADE: Colourful Super-Graphics in Oslo

Gilles & Cecilie launch the Ulven Parade, 20 large-scale paintings for OBOS promoting a district of Oslo.

Jen Stark layers hundreds of cut components into spiralling, rainbow-coloured vortexes that read as portals.

Motoi Yamamoto's 'Univer'sel' placed two poured-salt installations inside a 13th-century castle at Aigues-Mortes in southern France.

Alexa Meade paints directly onto live models so photographs of them read as paintings — a process she calls reverse trompe l'oeil.

London artist Rebecca Louise Law hung 30,000 live flowers above Bikini Berlin's atrium on copper wire, designed from the outset to dry and fall.

Daniel Arsham cut a 300-foot path through the SCAD Museum of Art, built from a sequence of faux-concrete walls that widen as you walk.

Felice Varini's Cercle et suite d'éclats crosses the chalets of Vercorin with a white ring that breaks across roofs, walls and roads.