These artists created a larger than life spider web using 117,000 feet of packing tape in a former stock exchange building in Vienna. Check out the full story with multiple pics on Fastcompany. The time lapse video below, also courtesy of Fastcompany, gives you a glimpse into how they did it.
Making something new and interesting means you have to see the world differently. You have to re-invent the canvas. I’ve seen things like this before, but I love that this was done by college students, not some techno-artist from NYC. It comes from Poland’s Wroclaw University of Technology and it’s called “Projekt P.I.W.O.”
David Goggins is a Navy SEAL, ultra-marathoner, and I’m pretty sure he’s also a cyborg. Just saying. Either way, he is a fantastic example of what it means to blow out the walls of personal expectations and make something remarkable happen.
I may never run a 150 mile foot race or have the opportunity to go all Jack Bauer on Bin Laden, but I can push my own boundaries and expectations of what is possible for me. We all have moments of clarity when we surprise ourselves and realize that we sell ourselves short. I was told that today, that I don’t believe confidently enough in myself and my abilities. So I’m going to take David Goggins advice tomorrow and invite you to do the same:
Just four things in one day. That’s it. I’m going to give it a shot and let you know how it goes. You do the same and we’ll compare notes tomorrow. Deal?