The city of Foshan is located in the central part of China. On the city’s Shiwan Park’s territory is a waterfall fountain consisting of 10,000 toilet bowls, urinals and sinks.
The Rock Balancing Art by Michael Grab
Michael Grab and his project called Gravity Glue seem to challenge the laws of physics demonstrating an unnatural stability when it looks utterly impossible.
Sugar Metropolis Built from 500,000 Sugar Cubes
Two professional sculptors Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels have organized the Sugar Metropolis project, which may be the sweetest project in the world.
Samba Primeknit: World’s First Knitted Football Boots
The unique series of cleats is called Samba Primeknit. They were designed by adidas for soccer, and will be released in a limited edition. And there’s a lot of people who want to buy them already.
Beautiful Flower Mandalas by Kathy Klein
Arizona based Kathy Klein creates beautiful pieces of art from flowers. Kathy has her own name for what she’s doing. She calls it danmala, which translates from Sanskrit as “the giving of flower circles.”
Unusual ‘Fat Flag’ Project by Jonathan Icher
French freelance art photographer Jonathan Icher is characterized by his originality and extravagance. For his projects, he regularly cooperates with artists, makeup artists and designers.
Forest Watercolor Landscapes by Anna Armona
Ukrainian artist Anna Armona creates very colorful and rich watercolor paintings in which she mainly depicts forests. The critics call her work a kind of a celebration of nature’s beauty.
Creative Animal Alphabet by Marcus Reed
British illustrator Marcus Reed is the author of an alphabet in which letters are illustrated as animals. This alphabet can be fun not just for children.
The Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Every year, in February, on the island of Tenerife, which is one of the Canary Islands, takes place the second largest carnival in the world.
Colorful Crayon Sculptures by Herb Williams
American painter and sculptor Herb Williams approaches sculpture in his own unusual way. He uses crayons in creation of his sculptures. The exhibition presented in this post is called The Call of the Wild.
