Asya Kozina and Dmitriy Kozin create elaborate headdresses from paper. Asya Kozina and Dmitriy Kozin are a creative duo focused on creating contemporary paper sculptures. Their most recent work is an ongoing series of extravagant wigs that illustrate scenes that look like they came from a popup book. From seascapes to elaborate futurism, the towering […]
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Artist Kathleen Vance fills suitcases with brimming landscapes. In her latest series titled Traveling Landscapes, artist Kathleen Vance creates miniature ecosystems within an unusual container — vintage suitcases. Real soil, artificial foliage and even running water fill the found vessels with intricate green landscapes. The series’ most recent installment titled Spelunker even includes and underground […]
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Painter Jim Darling depicts aerial scenes from airplane viewports. Los Angeles-based painter Jim Darling continues work on an ongoing project called “Windows” — a series of landscapes that imitate the views from the window-seat of an airplane. From lush, rolling hills to cityscapes and deserts, Darling expands moments of window-framed journeys to include all types […]
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Russian artist and photographer digitally modifies wet surfaces with pops of neon color. Digital artist and photographer Slava Semeniuta, also known as VISUAL SCIENTIST, loves to explore color through digital photography. From portraits to landscapes and macrophotography, Semeniuta looks for opportunities to capture color in the real world or digitally modifies photos to create emotional, […]
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Photographer Fabrice Wittner projects Innuit figures into the Northern Lights. French craftsman, digital artist, and photographer Fabrice Wittner has a passion for people and adventure, often capturing portraits of world culture and action shots of extreme sports and travel around the globe. Wittner’s latest work keeps with the theme of capturing the incredible with experimental […]
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Sculptor Daniel Arsham recreates iconic sculptures with crystal features! Based out of New York, artist and sculptor Daniel Arsham reimagines some of the most iconic sculptures of the classical world. His most recent series replicates figures like Michelangelo’s Moses with eroded holes filled with “budding” blue crystals. As part of his research for the crystal […]
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Artist Shayna Leib creates flowing glass sculptures inspired by the sea and the wind. The motion of the wind, water, and natural fluid forces are captured by still, intricate glass forms in Shayna Leib’s latest collection of molten glass sculptures. Thousands of hand-made tubes of glass curve and extrude from canvases and sculptures, mimicking the […]
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Street artist Okuda San Miguel brings an abandoned property to life with vibrant color. Spanish native Okuda San Miguel is known for transforming properties around the globe as part of colorful public exhibits and murals. Through his latest work titled The Rainbow Embassy, Okuda is taking his public art to the U.S. in the once […]
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Ukrainian artist Alexey Kondakov stages classical figures in contemporary urban life. Imagine the Mona Lisa serving side-eye to a construction worker or Venus getting down to EDM in a club. These are the kinds of ironic images that Alexey Kondakov creates. Lifting his subjects from classical paintings, Kondanov will stage posed women in modern-day Naples […]
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A blogger uses her new power washer to create a unique form of street art. Driveways and sidewalks are untouched canvases to artist and lifestyle blogger Dianna Wood. After receiving a power washer as a gift from her husband, Wood decided to turn the chore of cleaning the driveway into some creative fun. Similar to […]
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Duo Emily Paxton and Pam Glew curate miniature models of houses, stores train cars and more. In collaboration with dozens of local street artists, England-based arts shop PaxtonGlew has created a tiny, graffiti-ridden collection of buildings titled Urban Miniatures. Unlike most model cities, this project is focused on capturing the true-to-life grit and beauty of […]
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Design studio Krown Design erects a bio-based pavilion for Dutch Design Week 2019. Designers Pascal Leboucq and Erik Klarenbeek from Krown Designs are known for creating a range of sustainable commercial pieces, from home décor to furniture and storage. Now, over the course of three years, the duo has designed The Growing Pavilion — a […]
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Designer Greg Olijnyk creates cardboard sculptures with functional limbs and moving parts. Graphic designer Greg Olijnyk spends most of his time working on 2-D projects in his full-time career. In his free time, though, this graphic designer becomes a sculptor, creating playful sci-fi scenes from cardboard and glue. While it may not be the default […]
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