“My artwork shows, with the language of sculpture, the essence of matter and tries to reveal with the work, the hidden life within.” – Giuseppe Penone What better way to appreciate nature and the wonders of life than with a simply amazing art sculpture like this?
Lima, Peru-born artist Cecilia Paredes might just remind you of the female version of modern-day magician Liu Bolin.
Talk about the old world and the new world colliding!
Vronique La Perrire M.'s charcoal drawings are surreal and almost a bit creepy, yet one can't help but to continue to look at them and wonder what's going on. La Perrire describes her art by saying, “My artistic practice is choreographed around questions that relate to memory, perception and identity. Through the medium of drawing, printmaking, sculpture, installation and video, my research addresses the work of time and its imprint.
Finding inspiration from world-renowned painter Pablo Picasso's cubism era, illustrator and designer Dave Murray has created his own line of...
That's not a photograph or a painting you're looking at.
Think you have the time, dedication and patience to create an artwork like this? First, try and comprehend these numbers. 6 million matches. 16 years of life. Bulgarian artist Plamen Ignatov used that many matches and spent that much time to create this impressive miniature model of the Rila Monastery. Made of wood, matches and gems, it's now on display at the Museum of Archaeological in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Data manager Bill Taylor has found new ways of using everyday office supplies to reconnect with art and to jazz...
It's not often you see a “sweet” art tribute like this. Mimi O.
Walter Mason of Germany considers himself a land artist but what exactly does that mean? A land artist is someone who uses nature as an art form, displaying materials like flowers, soil, snow, rocks in their natural habitat. Walter Mason's vision is particularly stunning. In fact, the photograph shown above has become a viral hit on Tumblr!
World-renowned sculptor Antony Gormley creatively reconstructs the human form.
Japanese artist Haroshi creates some truly impressive sculptures out of a very uncommon medium.
