In this modern era, technology has become an integral part of our daily lives. From communication to transportation,…
What would you rather look at: the side of a building, or some art? Yeah, that's what we thought. Jazz up your life at every opportunity, whether it be stopping to appreciate some beautiful street art, or checking out the newly transformed 2014 Kia Soul.
Italian artist Giuseppe Colarusso has created "Improbability," a series that depicts everyday objects transformed into unusual, unlikely, or even unusable
Although one might not imagine it today, Phnom Penh once heralded the "little Paris of Asia" was an architectural golden child of the 1950s and 60s. Cambodia more widely, was known as a country with rich and diverse architecture since the mid 20th century, with several institutional and iconic buildings constructed during the French colonial era across many provinces in the nation. One of the most notable and celebrated Khmer architects - Vann Molyvann - was particularly prolific in the 60s, many of whose projects can be found in Phnom Penh. What may be surprising, is the inspiration for many of these buildings borne from Khmer objects found in everyday life.
Amplify your home's charm with seven surprising transformations of everyday objects into stunning accents. Discover how ordinary items become extraordinary decor...
These eleven artists take everyday objects, like duct tape, straws, and cous cous, and transform them into amazing works of art.
Dezeen looks at everyday objects, from cigarettes to spectacles, that have been reinvented as digital wonders
Winter means cozy sweaters, warm drinks and a lot of time indoors. And the more time we spend cooped up, the more bored we get. But while we're lazing about hoping the polar vortex never returns, some artists out there are turning the everyday…
Swedish-American sculptor Claes Oldenburg will be remembered as "an extraordinary man" for his impact on the art world and beyond, says art gallery curator and Oldenburg's long-time collaborator Steven Henry.
Some artists look for inspiration in otherworldly places, while others use whatever is around them and make the most out of it! Brazilian architect, urban planner, building technician, and art lover Felipe de Castro turns everyday objects, places, and foods into unusual architectural designs. In his wild imagination, a face mask transforms into a hospital, a microphone is a hotel, a sandwich becomes an oddly-shaped building, and a stamp turns into an Apple office.
Vigo Gallery, representing emerging and established international artists, curating shows in both the public and private arenas.
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Add new anime characters to your list of favorites! These characters, though amazing and very detailed, are inspired by unexpected objects such as food items, animals, insects, and more.
With his talent and creativity, Harry Nista has transformed everyday objects into unique works of fashion art. From feather dusters, mats to traditional costumes, all are transformed into trendy outfits.
Heisenberg Objekt, the artist transformed six everyday objects into breathtaking sliced sculptures, showing them from a new viewpoint.
In Dion Horstmans’ sculptures, everyday lines and angles are transformed into dynamic, unpredictable and ever-changing forms.
An everyday dishtowel turned iconic symbol of fanhood|!!| The Terrible Towel transformed a household item into a household name.
Inoue Yuichi transformed Japanese traditional calligraphy into modern art. He explored the human's conflict between authority and everyday-life.
Nature Lab brings together six different makers to showcase how ordinary, everyday substances can be transformed into "objects of wonder."
From adding solar-fueled efficiency to brightening everyday outlooks, see how homes in your area have been transformed with natural daylight.
