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Gorgeous. Mixed media on plastic 30*22*12 cm “I am universal artist. I love what I do and I do that I love. I am this I am. I love to create an excuse for pride and a reason for joy.” Yulia Luchkina: website / behance
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Igor Gosling creates sculptures based on pop culture and traditional art. Igor Gosling: website
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A series of illustrations sculpted using only Babybel wax for the campaign ‘Keep Unwrapping’ – Agency: Leo Burnett Beirut, Lebanon – Chief Creative Officer: Bechara Mouzannar – Regional Executive Creative Directors: Andrè Nassar, Malek Ghorayeb – Creative Director: Bruno Bomediano – Senior Art Director: Valerio Mangiafico – Senior Copywriter: Matteo Maggiore – Illustrator Artist: Gianluca […]
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“I’ve always had a soft spot for the idea of “gentle monsters”. These little creature sculptures are meant to take things in nature that have always been considered “scary” and unwanted and present them as innocent and natural. Each sculpture is made primarily with polymer clay, combined with other materials including wire, glass, moss and […]
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Glass artist Shayna Leib, like anyone, is deeply attracted to the seductive pull of decadent desserts. Unlike most however, Leib is unable to indulge. Her body reacts to several aspects of puffed pastries and chocolate mouses, causing her to have many severe dietary restrictions. It was this void that pulled her towards the desire to […]
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Chinese artist Luo Li Rong creates life-size bronze sculptures of women inspired by Renaissance and Baroque sculpting techniques. Her figures are usually captured in motion, often with their dresses or garments seemingly fluttering in the breeze around them, and the artist’s painstaking attention to detail ensures that every crease and fold is precisely where it […]
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My new sculptures on the theme of the dance and the movement “The daughters of the wind…” Olivier Messas was born on the 22nd of January 1977, in Hô-Chi-Minh-City, Vietnam. At the age of two, he left for France with his family. They arrived in Marseilles and then moved to Lyon where the young boy […]
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“The segmentation series is inspired by my fascination with science of cell, its division and the journey of growth that starts from a single cell and goes through a million divisions to become a life. I work with glass that has transparency and translucency, two qualities that serve as perfect metaphors for what is known […]
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Romanian sculptor Darius Hulea molds metal wire to create incredible artwork reflecting on the inner and outer psyche of man. Drawing portraits out of metal, his subjects are fragmented, as though a sketch left incomplete. Interestingly, a large collection of his contemporary portraits depict historic philosophers, writers, artists, and musicians from his homeland. Turning the […]
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Jan Campbell was preparing an avocado for lunch one day when she was struck by the beauty of the pit inside, an object most people throw away without a second thought. After weeks of pondering its potential, a deeply pigmented surface scratch inspired her to carve away its layers until a beautiful piece of art […]
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The Greek Monsters exhibition was created to celebrate Beetroot’s “consistently brilliant level” in design that won its prestigious distinction: the red-dot Communication Design Award as the Agency of the Year2011. In a time where Greece was arguably considered Europe’s new “Monster”, Beetroot, having won one of the most prestigious international awards in communication design, accepted […]
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