Brad Downey is a modern artist. Works in the genres of sculpture, painting, photography and street art. Brad Downey was born in 1980 in Kentucky. He graduated from Pratt Institute in New York and Slade School of Art in London. Now lives in Berlin.
Gloomy Sculptures by Hedi Xandt
The gloomy art of Hedi Xandt is balancing on the edge of contemporary art and graphic design. Hedi Xandt was born in Norway, in a family of artists. Since childhood, he is fascinated by digital technologies.
Incredible Wood Sculptures of Willy Verginer
Modern Italian sculptor Willy Verginer creates incredible wooden sculptures. The artist creates original, multi-faced compositions by playing with space and color.
Modern Ceramic Art by Shiegeki Hayashi
Japanese modern artist Shigeki Hayashi using the traditional ceramic techniques creates whimsical ceramic figurines, inspired by science fiction and manga (Japanese comic books).
Temari Balls Made by 92-Year-Old Grandmother
Although the roots of this folk art go to China, it became more popular in Japan. The granddaughter NanaAkua paid attention to the work of her 92-year-old grandmother, and took photos of her works made in the last several years.
12 Shoes for 12 Loves by Sebastian Errazuriz
New York based and Chilean-born artist Sebastian Errazuriz presented a collection of original women’s shoes entitled 12 Shoes for 12 Lovers. The collection was inspired by his former girlfriends and one night stands.
Amazing Thread and Wire Sculptures by Yong Won Song
South Korean artist and sculptor Yong Won Song uses thread and wire for weaving figures that resemble revived scrawled on the wall drawings.
Surreal Collages by Joseba Elorza
Oddly enough, the main activity of this author is not art. He is a sound technician. And for this he was more known on his homeland.
Tiny Street Art Scenes by Slinkachu
London based photo artist Slinkachu works with tiny figures and scenes. He made some new series this year, one of which is dedicated to New York.
Fragmented Digital Sculpture by Adam Martinakis
Greek painter and sculptor Adam Martinakis creates fragmented digital sculpture. Each surreal image of a person has its own story.
