Come abbiamo già visto con Simon Schubert, Jen Stark, Magnus Wenninger e Peter Callesen, con la carta si possono creare complesse ma stupefacenti opere d’arte. Quest’oggi è il turno di …

Currently on display in Tokyo is “Floating Flower Garden,” an immersive, interactive installation of blossoming vegetation. Visitors enter a room filled with floating flowers. But as you approach them the flowers rise into the air, creating an air bubble within the dense forest. Multiple visitors can move through the installation at once as the flowers move away from them and surround them. “In this interactive floating flower garden viewers are immersed in flowers, and become completely one with the garden itself.” Think of it as Rain Room but with flowers. More

That's right, folks. I decided to combine good 'ol fashioned drawing with cutting paper. Of course, drawing has always been involved with...

While Dutch artist Joris Kuipers spent years studying traditional painting and fine art techniques at both the Arnhem Academy and the Frank Mohr Institute in Groningen, his installations fly in the face of anything traditional. While borrowing from ideas rooted in expressionism as far as the application of paint and use of color, the artist constructs large-scale installations that spiral and twist off the walls, blurring the lines between painting and sculpture. Two of his most recent works shown here were installed at More

Lucas Muñoz, a Spanish designer has created Pipe Chair made from big industrial pipes used in factories and he calls it Objects From Interstitial Space.

Yasuaki Onishi combines wire, glue, and crystallized urea, with the help of gravity, to create a stark, dripping installation highlighting emptiness.

Photographs, scraps of fabric, human hair, dried flowers, and gelatin capsules are a few of the materials that artist Michael Mapes (previously) arranges into fragmented portraits and still lifes. Referencing traditions and prominent works in art history, Mapes interprets figures and fruits through deconstructed compositions. Set in specimen boxes evocative of those used in entomological studies, the collages utilize the metaphor of scientific study as a way to dismantle and reconstruct the contexts and meanings of the original works. More

Japanese sculptor and photographer Yuichi Ikehata creates chilling scenes that bridge the gap between reality and fiction. In his surreal ongoing series “Fragment of Long Term Memory," his intention is to comment on the fragmentary nature of memory and render it physical. "Many parts of our memories… are often forgotten, or difficult to recall. I retrieve those fragmented moments and reconstruct them as surreal images. I gather these misplaced memories from certain parts of our reality, and together they create a non-linear story, resonating with each other in my photographs," he says.

French artist Bernard Pras is widely known for his unbelievable found-object installations. In anamorphic artworks like these, he hides his images in piles of what seems to be plain junk. They can only be seen through a particular device or just from a right angle.

115 artists from across the state and country exhibited their artwork at the Maitland Rotary Club's 41st annual 'Art Under The Stars' Festival at Lake Lily Park.

inside paris' le bon marché department store, chiharu shiota has suspended 150 boats from around the world, figuratively sailing across the space.

Korean artist Jae-Hyo Lee is known for his comprehensive works made with organic materials found in nature. The contemporary artist's pieces often utilize

Below are images of work from 2009-2010 some of which is from the last months of my BA Fine Art and the rest is work I went on to make after graduating Natalie Parsley. Them thar' tools. 2010. Oil and gloss mono print on paper. 149 x 168cm. Natalie Parsley. Tools from the Farm and other places. 2010. Oil mono print on paper. 149 x 183cm. Natalie Parsley. SAW. 2010. Oil mono print and collage on paper. 120 x 342cm. Natalie Parsley. Trowel. 2010. Oil mono print and collage on paper. 120 x 254cm. Natalie Parsley. Rust to rust. 2010. Mower blade. 87 x 87cm. Natalie Parsley. Grandad Wyatt's tool shed. 2010. Oil on canvas. 110 x 150cm. Natalie Parsley. Untitled. 2010. Oil mono print and collage on canvas. 61 x 91cm. Natalie Parsley. Splat! 2010. Oil, bleach and quink on paper mono print. 37 x 54cm. Natalie Parsley. Flea-clamp. 2009. Oil mono print on paper. 280 x 311cm. Natalie Parsley. Hybrid tool series. 2009. Oil on board. (dimensions vary). Natalie Parsley. Useful tools. 2009. Collage on board. dimensions unknown. Natalie Parsley. Hammer-key and ladybird. 2009. Oil mono print on paper. 84 x 62cm. Natalie Parsley. Scissor-spanner and stagbeetle. 2009. Oil mono print on paper. 84 x 62cm. Natalie Parsley. Clamp-saw and butterfly. 2009. Oil mono print on paper. 84 x 62cm. Natalie Parsley. She. 2009. Photo collage. dimensions vary. Natalie Parsley. It. 2009. Photo collage. dimensions vary.

Mayr-Melnhof Packaging (MMP), one of the world’s largest folding carton manufacturers and and designers Gerlinde Gruber and Christine Strempel didn’t have to look very far for inspiration for its trade show promotional packaging. The artwork fused about 1700 colorful MMP boxes to produce an attention-getting mural at the Interpack 2014 processing and packaging trade fair […]

C"est un artiste textile reconnu en de nombreux pays, tant ses créations sont créatives et novatrices ....il se nomme Mchael Brennand-Wood..

brazilian artist ernesto neto sets a series of sensory sculptures within the aspen art museum for the exhibition 'gratitude'.

A ceramic artist discusses her experience of all things clay related, ceramic, porcelain, thrown, slipcast, hand built and print on clay techniques.

seedpod ‎(plural seedpods) (botany) A pouch-like form on a plant which encloses the seeds. We are creating pinch pots inspired from seed pods because they have: Rich Textures Organic Forms Strong U…

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