If you have ever wondered what the end of the world might look like, take a look at this series Precipitates by collage artist Pablo Genoves! In his work, he takes catastrophic destruction and transforms it into spectacular moments that we can gaze upon in awe.
With just two and a half years of experience, 16-year-old Spanish photographer Cristina Otero captivates us with these zoomed-in self-portraits.
It's hard to believe that self-taught digital artist Norvz Austria, aka xetobyte, first started mixing digital works because he couldn't find any wallpaper he liked. Taking matters into his own hands, the Philippines-based creative began his artistic career in the surreal digital world. Though his works are not direct reflections of Dali's art, Austria is clearly inspired by clocks and surrealism.
Not all artists have the good fortune of pursuing their art full-time.
For a psychedelic blast to the past, check out these insane photographs with bright colors and flat shapes reminiscent of...
Tonight, if you're in Chicago, make sure you head down to Millennium Park at 6pm to watch “The Bean” and the surrounding AT&T plaza transform into a digital canvas of light and geometrical form! Chicago-based artistic ensemble Luftwerk has created the first-ever site-specific video and sound installation for the area with dramatic images and colors set to music composed by Owen Clayton Condon from Chicago Third Coast Percussion. It's called Luminous Field.
Imagine going to school in an unusual learning environment like this!
How does a large life insurance company show that they offer policies for life's most unexpected surprises?
The aging process is not often welcomed with open arms. As we get older, we tend to ignore certain birthdays, cover the gray in our hair, and buy skin creams to eliminate wrinkles. Photographer Bobby Neel Adams confronts these natural concepts of aging, circumstance, and visual transformations of the human body in many of his projects. Specifically, AgeMaps demands a certain attention to the passage of time.
These hard-bodied men emerging from bare, white walls are the works of Milan-based artist Matteo Pugliese.
What's not to love about this Hardback Book Lamp, filled with mystery and intrigue?
