Walk Inside a Warehouse-Sized Kaleidoscopic Painting by Katharina Grosse
byThe work by German artist Katharina Grosse encompasses an entire warehouse, transforming its raw interior into a soft maze of kaleidoscopic color.
Arts
Transparent Sculptures Constructed Only From Wire Mesh Cast Ethereal Shadows
byEdoardo Tresoldi is an Italian sculptor, makes near-transparent sculptures using wire mesh, and often positions them in public places.
The Balanced Rock Sculptures of Michael Grab Rely Solely on Gravity
byLand artist Michael Grab creates astonishing towers and orbs of balanced rocks using little more than patience and an astonishing sense of balance.
Introducing You to the Elusive Artist: His New Graffitied Works and He Wasn’t Sorry
byIn what’s dubbed A Great British Spraycation, ten new artworks by Banksy recently popped up across coastal towns in England in witty interpretations of quintessential summertime fun.
A New Large-Scale Installation of Boats and Tangled Thread by Artist Chiharu Shiota
byChiharu Shiota often employs the use of everyday objects within her work to explore the relationship between living and dying and to access memories found within these objects.
An Ethereal Rainbow Composed Of Thousands Of Multicolor Threads by Gabriel Dawe
byArtist Gabriel Dawe produces rainbow installations that appear as refracted light beams, ethereal works composed of thousands of multicolor threads.
(中文) 他一生就只画些瓶瓶罐罐，却最终成为“艺术家中的艺术家”
by(中文) “我本质上只是那种画静物的画家，只不过传出一点宁静和隐秘的气息而已。”看到物质的存在，感受它们，用接近它们的色彩描绘，不用刻意，也许这是我看到的莫兰迪的绘画。
Paradigms Library | Ceramic: Textured Nature Sculptures Created from Thousands of Shards
byIsraeli artist Zemer Peled explores both the beauty and brutality of nature with sculptures constructed from ceramic shards.
The Delicate Lovely and Meaningful Mixed-Media Collages of Ceren Bulbun
byBulbun uses the traditional art of collage in a very innovative way: where she mixes natural phenomenon with human anatomy and body details.
“The Human Comedy” Of Cement Figures Tells You The Truth About Our Life
byAs in the past, Cordal tries to shed light with his dark humor on sociopolitical issues, often through the lens of his little men in suits – either as the long suffering salaryman or as the corporate fat cats.