Miami-based Colombian artist Federico Uribe is good at using a variety of materials beyond our imagination like pencils, electrical cables, shoelaces or screws to create abstract sculptures and reliefs.
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Fragment of Long Term Memory – Surreal sculptures by Japanese artist Yuichi Ikehata
A little weird but very cool leaves made out of human hair
A helicopter model made of cat’s body
An unusually interactive installation that invites visitors to feel on 100,000 miniature porcelain skulls
3D sculptures created out of clothes hangers
Abstract porcelain clay faces by artist Johnson Tsang
Painting on stacked books
Illusory makeup portraits by Canadian makeup artist
Violent events happening to porcelain vases
Miniature sculpture of a family of elephants walking across the Serengeti that is made from a pencil
Amazing landscapes created out of old books
Detailed wooden sculptures look like real animals
Mini marvels – Small world created by artist Dmitry Okhotsky
Human bodies motorcycle sculptures
Every leaf traps CO2 – Creative leaf art
Decorating home with fire painting
Awesome ink dot drawings
Amazingly photo realistic human sculptures
Pencil drawing with great 3D illusion effect
Contemporary ceramic art by South Korean ceramicist Haejin Lee
Disturbing ceramic tableware by Israeli ceramist Ronit Baranga
Weird wooden sculptures by Japanese artist
Surreal sculpture of a fallen angel in the form of an old woman with featherless wings
Photo-realistic underwater paintings by Reisha Perlmutter
Hyper-realistic artworks created on wood panels
Beautiful paintings by 73-year old Japanese artist with only Excel
Amazingly miniature paintings on small objects
Artist painted her hand with creepy body art – Sliced up with bones showing
Death-inspired love comics that is created to deal with artist’s own depression
Photo-realistic oil paintings of fruit and flowers by Dennis Wojtkiewicz