Simple, powerful, stunning painting by artist Dylan Glynn captures the contrast between utopia and dystopia.
The concept is simple and it is another visual exploration of something new and totally different. We found a bunch of awesome bald men and hurled water balloons at their heads, to capture the explosion of water at various intervals. The result a new head of of water hair! We used a laser and sound trigger to capture the right moments for each subject to create just the head of hair that fit best with the face.
Water wigs by http://www.timtadder.com/
Paris-based artist, Daniel Firman is known for his realistic and bold sculptures that quite frequently challenge his audience’s interpretive skills. Over the past ten years, Firman’s work has been shown all over the world and is a household name for those who frequent the Galerie Perrotins in Paris.
As well as being an artist Firman is quite the physicist. As you can see in the image here, this elephant, Wursa, defies the law of gravity by balancing on the slimmest part of her body, her trunk. Wursa was specifically created for the Palais de Tokyo in 2008. The life-size pachyderm, standing upside down on her trunk, is 18,000 km from the earth.
Petr Pavlensky – the Russian artist who sewed up his own mouth in protest of the Pussy Riot
Hardcore art is hardcore.
Ran Ortner - Swell, 2006 - oil on canvas
This is REMARKABLE
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A Common Name’s Geode Street Art Project: 3-D paper representing geodes, crystal, and quartz, installed in gaps of crumbling buildings and other unexpected places around Los Angeles.
Bloom by Anna Schuleit is an installation in the soon to be demolished Massachusetts Mental Health Center. Anna and her team filled the center with a variety of nearly 28,000 plants and invited past patients and family to reflect on their time there.
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@customcubeart - CubeWorksStudio is a collaboration of graphic artists who’s goal is to re-contextualize common objects to create complex, high-quality pieces of functional art
I love stuff like this!
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Katy Kelley
Marinated in NPR, sauteed in Hip Hop, garnished lightly with Kung-Fu movies, washed down with a Guinness and served with a side order of cleverness. Has been described as “Mary Tyler Moore meets Pee-Wee Herman”.
Delightfully ambiguous with a dollop of intellect. Chilling in Brooklyn, NY.
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