Ray Bartkus, a Lithuanian American artist, creates unique mural in Marijampolė, Lithuania that comes to your eyes from its reflections on the water.
Intentionally upside-down street art that people appreciate it in reflection on the surface
Amazing "paintings" crafted from painstakingly folded sheets of gauzy material
Intricate sculptures of human organs created out of wild plants and weeds
Stunning dance photography by a sculptor
Artist spent seven years turning landscapes throughout the UK into fairytale art
Dynamic sculptures made out of wood and metal scraps discarded everywhere
A life-size translucent skull sculpted from raspberry sugar
Splashes of stainless steel sculptures by Chinese artist Zheng Lu
High detailed and complicated glass replicates of virus and bacteria in biological structures
Whimsical porcelain sculptures of stretched and distorted human faces
A translucent pavilion of architectural elements built from wire mesh
Sculptural bodies out of handmade flax
Street artist paints intimate portraits on wall of abandoned buildings that look like they're tellin...
Oil paintings showing every detail of minerals and crystals
Animal sculptures by Beth Cavener that depict the extremes of human nature
Photo-realistic oil paintings of fruit and flowers by Dennis Wojtkiewicz
Majestic animal masks made from hammered scrap steel
Sprawling and twisted artworks created out of stainless steel by South Korean artist Sun-Hyuk Kim
Dandelion artworks by self-taught artist Duy Anh Nhan Duc
Amazingly photo realistic human sculptures
Body painting art by Japanese artist Hikaru Cho