Artist Philippa Jones and photographer Martin Hill for more than 20 years have been creating spectacular works in the genre of land art.
Mountain Slope Carved into Encyclopedia Britannica by Guy Laramée
Book sculptor Guy Laramée decided in an unusual way to pay tribute to the printed version of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Humorous Street Art and Urban Interventions by SpY
There are not many street artists who use their sense of humor, implementing it directly into the urban environment. There is no doubt that the Spanish artist SpY is among them.
Bable of the Millennium Installation by Wenda Gu
Over the last 20 years, while he lived in New York, the artist Wenda Gu created various installations all around the world as a part of his project entitled United Nations.
Amazing Hobo Nickels Carved from Clad Coins by Paolo Curcio
Spanish artist Paolo Curcio, known online as mrthe77, creates his own coins made of several layers of metal, also known as clad coins.
Album Cover Collages by Christian Marclay
Christian Marclay is a Swiss, New York-based modern artist and composer. Christian came up with an idea to create funny collages from music album covers.
Sail Away Installation by Susan Stockwell
Sail Away is a constantly expanding, large-scale installation, which consists of hundreds of small boats made from paper money bills, maps and tickets from all around the world.
Whimsical Flying Ships by Luigi Prina
Italian architect Luigi Prina came up with a magical world of flying ships. His collection consists of handmade paper and balsa wood mechanisms, suspended from the ceiling.
Amazing Strandbeest Sculptures by Theo Jansen
Dutch sculptor Theo Jansen makes amazing creatures named Strandbeests that roam the beaches of the Netherlands. He uses cheap yellow PVC pipes to create them. These creatures have also a stomach, created from plastic bottles filled with air. They move by interacting with the wind.
