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Objets d'art Intéressants (Interesting Art Objects)
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Anastassia Elias uses toilet paper rolls to create miniature scenes of life. She cuts out the scene from paper and places it inside the roll creating a silhouette of life inside a paper roll.
Frederic McSwain created this portrait as a tribute to his friend, Tobias Wong, a Canadian artist and designer who died from suicide (while sleepwalking). The portrait was made using 13,138 dice – one for each day of Tobias’ short 35 years.
Cornelia Konrads works are inspired by land art and she is widely known for her site-specific art. She brings art outdoors by choosing a specific place and installing her structures, floating in mid-air!
Frederic McSwain created this portrait as a tribute to his friend, Tobias Wong, a Canadian artist and designer who died from suicide (while sleepwalking). The portrait was made using 13,138 dice – one for each day of Tobias’ short 35 years.
Cornelia Konrads works are inspired by land art and she is widely known for her site-specific art. She brings art outdoors by choosing a specific place and installing her structures, floating in mid-air!
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Guy Laremee erodes paper books in defiance of how everyone else uses books, as a way to ac
ulate knowledge. Nonetheless, the beautiful sculptures he makes out of these books can really blow your mind.
Susan Beatrice uses old watch parts to create steampunk sculptures. She mainly uses recycled parts which coincide with her love for nature.
Vlad Artazov bends nails to portray scenes from real life but it is our imagination that helps his photographs come to life. Fancy using two bent nails to depict a young couple in love.
ulate knowledge. Nonetheless, the beautiful sculptures he makes out of these books can really blow your mind.
Susan Beatrice uses old watch parts to create steampunk sculptures. She mainly uses recycled parts which coincide with her love for nature.
Vlad Artazov bends nails to portray scenes from real life but it is our imagination that helps his photographs come to life. Fancy using two bent nails to depict a young couple in love.
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While most people would not usually look at iron chains as an art material, Seo Young Deok uses iron bike chains to create lifelike human sculptures.
Kumi Yamashita manipulates light and shadow to cleverly produce amazing shadow art. She places her solid materials in the direction of light and capture the shadows produced from the interaction. More beautiful shadow art here.
This is not a photograph of fish swimming in a barrel. It is a 3D sculpture of fish swimming in a barrel, recreated layer by layer in resin, a product of the genius that is Riusuke Fukahori. Each layer will be poured in, dried, painted on, and the process will be repeated until the full 3D painting is finished.
Kumi Yamashita manipulates light and shadow to cleverly produce amazing shadow art. She places her solid materials in the direction of light and capture the shadows produced from the interaction. More beautiful shadow art here.
This is not a photograph of fish swimming in a barrel. It is a 3D sculpture of fish swimming in a barrel, recreated layer by layer in resin, a product of the genius that is Riusuke Fukahori. Each layer will be poured in, dried, painted on, and the process will be repeated until the full 3D painting is finished.
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This is an awesome group of images ! Especially the one's at the bottom of this page...Please post any similar ones you may have or find in the future...Thanks
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