Whoa. It’s probably a little too late on a Saturday to fully comprehend what you’re seeing here, but artist Percy Lau has created this trippy earring design which makes it look like you’ve got a smaller ear growing off your lobe. Freaky.
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Liu Bolin, born in 1973, pictures himself. Over and over again, he points his lens to his own figure. But, beneath the act, no narcissism, because on the snapshot, you won’t see him. Chinese, sculpture graduated, he decides in 2005 to fix himself, paint covered, in front of the ruins of his studio that government has just destroyed.
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Kumi Yamashita is a New York based artist that has released an ongoing portraiture series labeled ‘Constellation’. Each of her work consists of threads and nails with a whiteboard as the canvas. The image is rendered utilizing contrasts built up by varying layers of thread.
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From The Wizard Of Oz to Up, flying houses always look like a lot of fun in movies. One imagines that looking out your window and finding yourself floating, seeing the ground fall further and further away, elicits a feeling of excitement.
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Tenerife – the largest of Spain’s beautiful Canary Islands – is home to an enormous amount of creativity, from the flower carpets of the Corpus Christi celebrations right through to world renowned architecture such as Santiago Calatrava’s stunning Auditorio de Tenerife.
All at once delicate and nightmarish these painted polymer clay figures by Seoul-based artist Choi Xooang are nothing short of remarkable. Try as I might it’s hard to find a definitive, trustworthy article to source information from, and even the spelling of his name seems to change from site to site.
Alex McLeod is a Canadian 3D artist who uses digital tools to create hyper surreal landscapes, which will have an air of uncanny familiarity to anyone who’s ever virtually set foot inside a video game. Shiny digital surfaces coat the bulbous, soft geometry of a Super Mario World background, and castles lie barricaded on top of their foam kingdoms.
Signe Vilstrup is a photographer who is currently based out of Denmark, however splits his time between Copenhagen, Paris, and Milan. Vilstrup mainly shoots fashion photography, and has worked for numerous clients, such as Dansk Magazine, Elle, Grazia, L´Express Style, Stiletto, Tush, Vanity Fair, and V Magazine among many others.
German artist Cornelia Konrads creates mind-bending site-specific installations in public spaces, sculpture parks and private gardens around the world. Her work is frequently punctuated by the illusion of weightlessness, where stacked objects like logs, fences, and doorways appear to be suspended in mid-air, reinforcing their temporary nature as if the installation is beginning to dissolve before your very eyes.
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