Do Ho Suh creates amazing sculpture work.
Artist Hubert Duprat substitutes the typical building supplies of sand, minerals and plant material with gold leaf and jewels for caddis fly larvae to build their cases from. via Cabinet
Artist Sarah Mandell creates a variety of whimsical objects, including this “HeartFelt” sculpture appropriate for today.
Michael Tatom conjures up a menagerie of beasts with clean strong lines for his sculpture and jewelry line.
This bronze sculpture by Michael Johansson titled “Some Assembly Required-Hard Hat Diving” instantly took me back to my childhood days of assembling and painting Aurora monster model kits. (Those memories that weren’t destroyed by the cloud of glue fumes, that is.)
Robbie and Kara Johnson of Below the Boat create beautifully intricate laser cut versions of bathymetric charts.
The beautiful wood sculpture work of Jaehyo Lee.
Michael McGillis invents magical surprises within nature.
Robin Protz’s kinetic sculpture of a dragon was made with hanging gold buttons.
Beautiful organic sculpture work from Motohiko Odani.
The whimsical sculpture work of Stephane Halleux provides hints of fantastical worlds.
Chris Dugas has collected a fun selection of pumpkin carvings. via Outside the Cage
Daniel Agdad’s cardboard sculptures are insanely intricate and creative.
Peter McFarlane transforms spare parts and found objects into clever works of art.
Maximo Riera has created a whimsical series of animal chairs.
Beautifully intricate wire sculptures of trees by Kevin Iris.
Leonardo Ulian creates delicate and precise mandalas with a variety of computer and radio components.
Lorenzo Durán creates beautifully intricate imagery on leaves.
The fiber work of Gabriel Dawe exhibits the ethereal qualities of a prism.
Explore the intricate and fantastic worlds created by Kris Kuksi.
