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– Welcome to the first World Psychotherapy Art Museum. Here we instill emotions into a pot full of solid materials creating solutions for a balanced life! – “If you have been searching for many years to discover the “Meaning of Life”, forget it. It doesn’t exist! Start trying to invent your own” Sculpture Dreams by […]
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Artist Heesoo Lee uses multi-layered techniques to form intricate trees, complete with leaves and branches, that seem to grow out of her functional ceramic vessels. Lee’s careful use of color establishes a seasonal mood in each of her works, some evoking the warm tones and fallen leaves of autumn, while others capture the barren beauty […]
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Matthew Simmonds sculpts miniature architectural structures from raw stone. Part of his interest in producing these pieces is centered around the contrast between the carved precision of his hand against the rough nature of the natural material he chooses for each work. The pieces’ concept also deals with this human influence on raw environments, humans […]
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Each violin is a unique piece, hand-painted and personalised. Leonardo Frigo is a London-based artist and violinist whose passion, innovation, and innate creative talent have all earned him the reputation as a celebrated visionary within the United Kingdom’s thriving art community. Over the course of nearly a decade, he has been actively painting string instruments. […]
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“My creative exploration began in my childhood, making fantastical hybrid creatures using old toys and a tube of glue. Today I make animals and creatures from mostly found and recycled metal; transforming every day objects into detailed, sculptural artworks.” Alan Williams Metal Artist: website / instagram
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Vice Glibota (1988, Split) graduated from the School of Arts Faust Vrančić in Split (2007), received MA degree at the Academy of Fine Arts (Bosnia and Herzegovina), department of Sculpture in the class of Professor Stjepan Skoko (2013) He has taken part in several exhibitions. Participated in art colony on island of Brač, Croatia(2012), and […]
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Taiwanese artist Han Hsu-Tung skillfully carves figures from blocks of wood, adding and eliminating cubed segments that make each bird, hand, and human look as if they are morphing into a monochromatic array of pixels. The works hint to our relationship with the screen, presenting the increasingly distracted way in which we view the world. […]
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Ellen Jewett effortlessly blends animals with elements from their environments, creating ceramic pieces that often balance unexpected species together in a singular piece. Each work is highly detailed—flowers, leaves, and vines wrapping themselves around animals from coyotes to chameleons. By focusing on negative spaces within the animals’ bodies, Jewett strips away the weight of her […]
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“ATLAS” (2018), sculpture. Platinum silicone and marble powder Michelangelo, “Atlas Slave,” 1536. Source: Wikimedia Commons The graffiti gorilla spray-painted onto the back of Aspencrow’s sculpture Detail work of “Atlas” showing the individual hair follicle’s on the sculpture’s eyelids and eyebrows A sculpture of the world-renowned MMA fighter by artist Aspencrow evokes Michelangelo and includes some […]
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British artist Alex Chinneck has transformed an unused building in Ashford, Kent, into a surreal sculpture. The artwork, commissioned by U+I, a specialist regeneration and property developer recognized for creative vision and entrepreneurial flair, creates the illusion that the walls of a 1960s office building have been unzipped to reveal its interior. In doing so, […]
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The Pottery Parade Sandra Apperloo: “Yup. It’s a shop called The Pottery Parade and it offers a selection of my own handmade ceramics. Pots, planters, dishes, bowls and more cheerful (ánd functional) items to flourish up the home. The collection is quite diverse; it’s a parade that celebrates the endless possibilities of ceramics and, considering […]
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