L'artista Cristian Marianiuc noto per le sue intricate gru aggiorna le sue opere con alcuni nuovi design. See the pieces below:
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Sculture di carta di cristallo Wagner
Un esplosione sculture di carta serie intitolata Axiom forma esplorare, chroma, e crescita dalla mostra personale dell'artista Crystal Wagner presentata a Hashimoto Contemporary Guarda l'arte qui sotto:
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“Tutto ciò che avrebbe potuto essere, ma non è stato, ora è” di Daniele Friction
L'artista italiano Daniele Sigalot crea una grande massa sferica costruita con vernice acrilica su alluminio che circonda 300 cm di diametro. Indicato a Anna Laudel Contemporanea di Istanbul come parte della mostra personale dal titolo Empires fa. Vedi l'installazione di seguito: Vernice acrilica su alluminio diametro 300 cm 2018 In mostra a Anna Laudel contemporanea – Istanbul, come parte della mostra personale IMPERI AGO – 13.9.18 > 26.10.18
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Artworks by Yuni Yoshida
Ritratti di oggetti commestibili pixelati dell'artista Yuni Yoshida creati tagliandoli fisicamente in cubi per creare l'illusione offuscata che può essere vista dal vivo in prima persona,,en,Opere di,,en,Yuni Yoshida,,ja. Vedere la serie qui sotto: Artworks by Yuni Yoshida
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Sculptures by Marina Vargas
Classic sculptures plagued with what first seems to be pink flowers, but upon closer glance seems like an unnatural fleshy growth. All created by artist Marina Vargas. See some selected works below:
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Clay Sculptures by Ronit Baranga
Surreal clay sculptures by artist Ronit Baranga featuring smashed off heads gripping warped tea sets. See some selected works below:
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Sculptures by Alberto Bustos
Living organism inspired ceramic sculptures created by artist Alberto Bustos. See some selected works below:
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Hyperrealistic Mini Sculptures by Ruben Orozco (Video)
Mexican artist Ruben Orozco creates unique miniature sculptures of iconic figures with specific attention to realistic detail. Guarda il video qui sotto:
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Support by Lorenzo Quinn (Video)
Venice, the historic city that is now known for slowly sinking has a new visual art installation. Two massive giant like hands pressed against the buildings side seem to capture people’s attention. The sculpture is titled support, and is created by artist Lorenzo Quinn. The art piece is a social commentary on the human impact on history and the general environment. It has been said to be commissioned by The United Nations and The Vatican.
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The Vacanti Man by Rob Elford
The Vacanti Man explores an allegorical visual narrative of pixelated body horror inspired by the experiments of Charles Vacanti, who cultivated human limbs under a subject’s skin. It explores Freudian, quasi-religious projections of masculinity, which are represented by the reoccurring imagery of the eye and the hand. The hands and arms originate from 3d scans of actual limbs. These have then been subjected to a literal process of decimation, where a computerised algorithm reduces the original scan data into simplified tessellated shapes. This decimation explores the reductionist nature of masculinized gender norms and current political trends of backwards facing social conservatism. Il progetto consiste in una serie di esagerati e…
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Sculptures by Thomas Lerooy
Artist Thomas Lerooy creates a mixture of metals, glass and stone to create a surreal sculptures series depicting distorted body parts and faces all referencing mortality and destruction. See some selected works below:
