Japanese artist Takahiro Iwasaki creates stunning urban industrial landscapes, using everyday items such as bath towels, toothbrush bristle and adhesive tape.
Japanese artist Takahiro Iwasaki creates stunning urban industrial landscapes, using everyday items such as bath towels, toothbrush bristle and adhesive tape.
Multimedia artist Leonard Ulian for a long time has been using radio and computer parts to create by soldering unusual technological mandalas.
To celebrate the upcoming feast of soccer which starts very soon in Brazil, too brothers decided to paint a plane in an unusual style.
Zoey Taylor and David Connelly implemented a distinct idea to create a hause made entirely of cardboard and filled with cardboard objects.
Talented Brazilian photo artist Vik Muniz lives and works in New York and Rio de Janeiro. His unique technique of creating photo pictures makes his creation stand out among other such works.
Trying to write the whole history of our planet in one book will be very problematic. But what if this book will be the size of a fingernail?
Painter and sculptor Katharine Morling is fond of ceramics. But her works don’t quite look like ceramics. They rather look like some kind of a paper art.
American duo of artists Hari & Deepti tells tales for children by creating paper boxes illuminated with warm light. These are beautiful fabulous works.
By cutting out from textbooks hundreds of pictures of plants and animals, Andrea Mastrovito created an impressive installation of animal life.
