If it weren’t for the strong message of loss of information that Guy Laramée conveys through his symbolic sculptures of half-eroded books, his works would’ve been merely a collection of moth-eaten books. But the thought behind his creations is so arresting that it warrants serious consideration.
She’s of the age when she shouldn’t even be drinking coffee, but what Daphne Tan does is certainly several notches above what regular latte artists do. This 17-year-old, who goes by the name ‘Periperipeng’, creates mind-boggling 3D whipped foam ‘sculptures’ that pop out from coffee mugs!
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Some of Vhils creations imitate old grainy, sepia-toned photographs that mostly belong to photo albums of yesteryears. The only difference is these ‘photos’ are mostly etched on the walls of buildings that have been created by destruction. Today, his amazing street art adorns many streets, buildings and art galleries.
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It’s really surprising that a two-and-a-half-year-old girl was permitted to handle a pair of scissors by her parents at that tender age! For any toddler her age, clippers are always a big no-no. There was a reason why Judith Hope was allowed this because from her childhood itself she was in love with creating things
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Chinese artist, Yuanxing Liang, portrays Mother Nature in all his sculptures by blending intricate portraits, featuring a woman’s face, with delicate elements of landscapes to produce a mind-blogging piece of art. The delicate tresses of a woman in the sculpture are turned into trees with birds, miniature buildings, fish ponds, and other such delightful details.
Ever met a man who’s in love with metal? Well, one such person is Vasily Sasimovich, who despite his full-time job, finds time to make sculptures from scrap metal in his free time. And he’s been doing this for the past six years.
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It’s really exciting to see a naturally gifted artist hone his skills to become a master artist. Damian Lechoszest is one prime example. He was born in Raciborz, Poland and is now settled in Baborow, a small town south of Poland.
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Street artists can come up with some fantastic ideas that are not only eyeball grabbing, but intricate too. You’re certain to find such street art in Paris, the capital city of France. The credit for this goes to Ardif, a young French artist, whose detailed street art showcases hybrid creations – half animal and half
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If you want to visualize a black hole, you just need to have a look at the cosmos series of iZZY iZVNE, a Moldovan street artist. Born in Chisinau, Moldova, this street artist chooses to hide her real name for reasons best known to her. So fascinating is her street art that she has been
It’s one thing to craft paper toys, but making them move in surprising ways is certainly awe-inspiring. This is what the Japanese paper engineer, Haruki Nakamura, accomplishes. What’s more, all his delightful toys and objects use simple everyday materials.
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If you’ve got talent, your place of origin doesn’t really matter. No one better portrays this than Ringo Yu, born in Taipei, Taiwan, an island country in East Asia. Her claim to fame is her vibrant unisex crew socks that are creating a storm on the internet and getting rave reviews.
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