When the American artist Robert Wechsler gathers a handful of coins he does not change them or use them in vending machines. He creates sculptures out of them.
When the American artist Robert Wechsler gathers a handful of coins he does not change them or use them in vending machines. He creates sculptures out of them.
Environmental artist Ahmad Nadalian begins with creating a sculpture depicting some ornament, and then makes imprints on the sand with it. The author says that he was inspired to do this by ancient principles of printing.
An astonishing collection of sculptures was created by the British artist Matt Buckley, who is the creative director of his father’s company Robert Harrop Designs LTD. The original forms of his works are unique.
In Providence, US, in the Roger Williams Park Zoo tomorrow will be open an exhibition of works of the Passion for Pumpkins project, which promotes the Halloween and alternative forms of art.
She was studying biology in college when she suddenly realized that her vocation isn’t the studying of living organisms but sculpture. Moreover, not just any kind of sculpture but sculpture made of sand, ice or snow.
Israel-based artist and designer Ron Arad flattened six Fiat 500s cars for his project using a commercial press on one of the shipyards of Groningen, Netherlands.
This is not the title of a novel or a short story. This is the title of an unusual project that combines several genres, but we will associate it with the genre of social street art. The participants in the project were dancers from different dance troupes and schools.
Japan-based sculptor Natsumi Tomita uses absolutely everything she can find to create her original and unique animal figures. A broken umbrella or an old sieve will be perfectly good for these purposes.
The duo of two Ukrainian artists Anya Stasenko and Slava Leontyev can be proud for a very popular type of creation. And that’s not because of their profession choice, it’s because of how they approach the work: with imagination and desire to make something really special.
The fan of the legendary construction toy Chris McVeigh aka Powerpig decided to create his own collection of pop art portraits. More specifically, portraits of famous characters that often are the subjects of this kind of art.
