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Artist StatementMy sculpture is a surreal thread drawing in real space and allows people to experience my interpretation of social, cultural, and religious human connections in reality. I was inspired by an ancient Chinese belief that an invisible red thread connects all who are destined to meet...

Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson is known for large-scale installations. He often uses light and water to impact the viewer’s senses. He works in his Berlin studio with a team of 35 p…

It looks like a pretty but not extraordinary illustration, right? Keep scrolling. It's actually a series of sheets of bullet-proof glass suspended so that they look like a face when viewed from the right angle. Michael Murphy assembled this sculpture. This and other works by him are on display at gallery nine5 in New York City. Link -via Colossal...

maze of 2100 meters of cardboard created by Michelangelo Pistolleto - draw as if from above More

Looking at this installation is like traveling through time.

each of the objects have been formed using bold colors, textures and finishes to embody the location in which a meteorite was found.

Image 3 of 11 from gallery of Kanebo Sensai / Curiosity. Photograph by Nacasa & Partners

Image 8 of 14 from gallery of Layers and Lighting: How Top Architects Design Fashion Stores to Turn Heads by Day and Night. Photograph by André Chiote

Artists who slice, crumple, and sculpt paper.

The clues maybe visible, but the answers are often wrong. I once had a friend who was funny and smart and kind. He made the effort to make a smile and give support. He seemed to have boundless energy and ideas. “My heid’s buzzin’,” he’d joke. He never refused to give of his time or … Continue reading "Walking Wounded: The Strange and Disturbing Artwork of Alex Eckman-Lawn"