Sydney-based artist Marie Antuanelle, known simply as Antuanelle, creates resin artwork inspired by the untouched Earth. Combining swirling colors and found objects—including gemstones and seashells—the abstract pieces offer a bird’s-eye view of the ocean shore.
Hanover and Berlin-based artists Thomas Granseuer and Tomislav Topic (together known as Quintessenz)
British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor has once again left his mark on the environment with a stunning new installation.
Australian sister duo Lauren and Kass Hernandez create large-scale, handwoven fiber art inspired by Mother Nature and their surrounding landscape. Together known as Crossing Threads, their highly textural wall hangings are a visualization of their “dual personalities and contrasting abilities.” Each piece is crafted by intertwining sustainable and up-cycled materials, aiming to represent “the innate connection that we are all threads which make up the tapestry of life.
Bookstagrammer James Trevino uses his massive library of books for more than just reading.
The traditional needle felting technique is becoming more and more popular among crafters, with many textile artists using wool’s fuzzy...
Over the years, we've seen tons of artists who create whimsical adventures in a miniature-sized world. Using everyday materials as well as toy props, these artists transport us into another world, sometimes even making us questions what is real and what is fake. Today, we've rounded up six of the most talented artists who are as equally skilled at setting up miniature scenes as they are about snapping the perfect shot.
Californian artist Isabel Emrich paints dazzling depictions of women submerged in water.
Burning Man is always home to creative art installations that bring together the Black Rock Desert community over the course...
Brazilian conceptual artist Ernesto Neto is renowned for filling public spaces with large-scale, immersive installations that blur the boundaries between the artwork and viewer. For his latest work—created in collaboration with the Fondation Beyeler—Neto created GaiaMotherTree, a giant, 65-foot tree-like crochet structure inside Zurich’s Central Station. The walk-in textile sculpture invites the public to enter via the base, through a myriad of brightly colored, hand-knotted cotton strips to find a relaxing space within.
After nearly a month, the 2018 World Cup has come to a close.
For centuries, painters have adopted the art studio as subject matter.
