These tiny little feet are so cute! In the series Stone Footprints, Scottish photographer Iain Blake places these cheerful stones in fun footprint patterns and paths across his compositions. By adding just five tiny stone “toes” to a larger stone, the inanimate objects become alive with emotion and personality.
While the Internet provides artists with a global platform to showcase their work, only a select few can capture the...
If you liked artist Federico Uribe's Pencilism sculptures and paintings, you'll get a kick out of his creative shoe lace...
They say that the human hand is the hardest thing to draw. While it may very well be true, it's the eyes that draw my attention the most. Ukrainian artist Pavel Guzenko manages to capture the glimmering gaze of the human eye with his impressionist technique. Each shimmering orb depicts a remarkable reflective surface, truly capturing the sparkle in one's eye.
How much fun would it be to see thousands of birds scattered around one of your favorite museums?
Can you believe these colorful mesh sculptures are actually spiderwebs?
Artist Kim Adams turned this Dodge Ram van into a moving spectacle of lights! The Canadian sculptor is influenced by industrial design, architecture, and automotive design. Auto Lamp is an installation where Adams punctured the structure of the vehicle to form patterns of various sized holes swirling across all sides. By removing pieces of the van, Adams actually creates something new yet intangible.
At last year's Venice Art Biennale, one of the standout installations involved a full-size wax replica of Giambologna's 16th-century sculpture...
British sculptor Antony Gormley is well-known for his life-size sculptures that creatively mimic the human body, but the figurative clay...
When I first set my eyes on Japan-born, Berlin-based artist Chiharu Shiota's work, I wasn't sure if I was looking at an installation or a dark charcoal illustration. Though the piece echoes sketch-like imagery, it is in fact an installation piece involving a burnt piano in a room ravaged by black wool. The work known as In Silence is inspired by Shiota's own traumatic memories as a child, having witnessed her neighbor's house burn down.
Photographer Jan Smith reached out to us to tell us about a beautifully haunting photo series he shot at Chernobyl...
Japanese artist Sachiko Abe sits atop a building in a white gown, cutting countless sheets of A4 paper into thin,...
