June 7, 2016 at 12:33 pm
Amazing Dry Stone Garden Spheres by Devin Devine
No glue, no concrete; just carefully stacked stones stabilized by their own weight
No glue, no concrete; just carefully stacked stones stabilized by their own weight
Ray Villafane and Sue Beatrice team up to create a jaw-dropping sand sculpture of a chess match between an elephant and a mouse
Irma Gruenholz is an artist based in Madrid that sculpts and paints clay in what she calls, “thee dimensional illustrations”
Artist Benjamin Shine layers, pleats, compacts and sews over 2,000 metres of tulle into incredible works of art
Quilling or ‘paper filigree’, involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, and glued together to create decorative designs
Fallen Furniture uses reclaimed parts from both military and civilian aircraft, giving the pieces new life as functional works of art
Marble Mountain consists of 25 modular sections and measures 12′ wide, 8′ deep and 8′ tall with 32 possible paths for 300+ marbles
The artist explores the juxtaposition and tension created by having an image of nature on a section or sample of real nature
Wait. What?!
Edoardo Tresoldi’s installation brings the ancient town to life, letting visitors interact and explore the full-scale structure
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