London based artist and sculptor Livia Marin is interested in Chinese porcelain. Although, she sees it from an interesting perspective. Her chinaware looks like it slowly melts, forming porcelain puddles.
Lost Objects Express Their Thoughts Through Cardboard Signs
While walking on the city streets, designer Yoonjin Lee collects disposed little objects then brings them back, but with hands in which they hold small signs with touching inscriptions on them.
Light After Death in Mihoko Ogaki’s ‘Milky Ways’ Project
Artist Mihoko Ogaki created a project entitled Milky Ways, in which she reflected her ideas about life, death and rebirth.
Parisian Billboards Replaced with Classical Art
Paris-based street artist Etienne Lavie imagined how his hometown would look with paintings of great artists instead of outdoor advertising. The project is called OMG who stole my ads?
Accident Series by Zeren Badar
New York-based and Turkey-born photographer Zeren Badar created a simple but very entertaining series of works entitled Accident Series.
Hyperrealistic Sculptures by Sam Jinks
Australian visual artist Sam Jinks works in several areas, which is typical for many modern artists. One of these areas is hype-realistic sculpture.
Amazing Stone Sculptures by Jiyuseki
Japanese sculptor Jiyuseki enjoys to amaze his audience with his highly unusual works made of stone, but looking surprisingly soft and flexible.
Spontaneous Sand Paintings by Joe Mangrum
The creation of unique masterpieces made of sand in front of the audience has been one of the main activities of the American artist Joe Mangrum. The creation of a such painting takes from six to eight hours of time and a few bags of colored sand.
Original Street Art on Utility Boxes by Paul Walsh
New Zealand based self-taught artist Paul Walsh works in several fields. He paints, created original prints for t-shirts, and in spare time draws on the streets of his native Oakland.
Graced with Light Installation by Anne Patterson
American artist Anne Patterson created an interesting installation inside the Grace Cathedral in San Francisco entitled Graced with Light that consists of nearly 1,000 colored satin ribbons.
