The Flow series by sculptor Gil Bruvel features human figures cast from stainless steel ribbons. Sydney-born Gil Bruvel is now a Texas-based artist who has been fascinated with sculpture art nearly 40 years.
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Unique telephone book sculptures
Beautiful paper sculptures
Amazing 3D sculptures formed by suspended buttons
Wonderful wooden sculptures by Tom Eckert
Colorful pencil sculpture – Color Blind
Imaginative ceramic sculptures
Whimsical porcelain sculptures of stretched and distorted human faces
Stainless steel sculptures by South Korean artist Byeong Doo Moon
Disturbing ceramic tableware by Israeli ceramist Ronit Baranga
Melting ceramics – Nomad Patterns
Intricate wildlife sculptures and natural dioramas created out of recycled Paper
Steampunk art created out of trash
Meat sculptures
Contemporary ceramic art by South Korean ceramicist Haejin Lee
Animal sculptures by Beth Cavener that depict the extremes of human nature
To embed layers of glass in unexpected places
Realistic animal sculptures made out of newspaper
Extremely realistic mini sculptures
Amazing wood sculpture carved from a rotting tree stump
Resin sculptures look like exploding books frozen in time
Delicate anatomical sculptures by Canadian sculptor Maskull Lasserre
Fragile works of art – Stunning glass sea life sculptures
Book of life – Beautiful sculpture crafted out of metal
Sea-themed glass sculptures by K. William LeQuier
Realistic pastries made from porcelain and glass
Beautiful sculptures made out of discarded keys and coins
Modern bronze sculptures by Spanish artist Isabel Miramontes
Three-dimensional animal sculptures look like they’re formed from tree branches and twigs
Porcelain sculptures inspired by fractal patterns found in nature
Violent events happening to porcelain vases