London based artist Rebecca Jewell combines in her works all that she likes: anthropology, love of nature and art.
Sweet Sculptures by Camila Valdez
Argentine sculptor Camila Valdez creates hyperrealistic sculptures using images of confectionery food. Camila Valdez was born in Buenos Aires in 1984.
Beautiful Maps Made from Iconic Regional Foods
New Zealand artist Henry Hargreaves together with New York based stylist Caitlin Levis created interesting maps made from a variety of foods.
Sponge Sculptures by Etienne Gros
Les Mousses is a project of the French artist Etienne Gros. The sculptor creates his works out of sponge sheets. Because of its softness and elasticity, this material is perfectly suited for the artist to create female bodies.
Crocheted Portraits by Jo Hamilton
American artist Jo Hamilton creates crocheted wall decorations: portraits of friends, landscapes and animals.
Trash People Installation by Ha Schult
German artist Ha Schult is known for her art performances, installations and exhibitions in the open air. A few days ago, she arranged an unusual exhibition in Israel.
Photoshop’s Eraser Tool in the Streets of London
British duo of street artists Tayfun Sarier and Guus ter Beek, representing the independent studio of advertising Wieden+Kennedy, launched on the streets of London an original project called Street Eraser.
Small Wooden Figurines on the Streets by Joe Iuarato
Street artist Joe Iurato from New Jersey creates original small wooden human figurines that after coloring look like real human beings, only in miniature.
Surreal Digital Portraits by Francesco Romoli
It is hard to say what guided the Italian artist Francesco Romoli to create these original digital portraits of people who partly consist of mechanical or electrical devices.
Projeto Giganto: Portraits on the Streets of Sao Paulo
In the Brazilian metropolis of Sao Paulo appear more and more large-scale portraits on walls and bridge abutments. The people depicted in these images live far away from the city and it’s very improbable that they would ever come here.
