Provocative Sculptures Made Out of Ceramics by Charles Krafft

Provocative Sculptures Made of Ceramics by Charles Krafft

Charles Krafft is a contemporary artist from Seattle who works with a very creative technique. Charles did not just use Delft style that uses in china, and also common in the Netherlands in the 16th century. He works in that style but applies it in a rather provocative articles. His ceramic sculptures are a weapon of political figures in an unusual light decoration for any items. See what offers an American artist to us. Whether you like this approach of art?

Artist Impsandthings Creates Creepy but Extraordinary Sculptures to Make You Say Wow

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Today we are offering to explore the talented artwork of the artist who is working under the name “Impsandthings”. Currently he is working towards marketing and selling his work. By profession he is a sculptor and art teacher. He loves creating imps, strange creatures, faeries, creepy sculptress, trolls, call them what you like. The finish pieces of sculptures hate sitting on a shelf, so the artist brings them out for wanders in the local graveyards and woods and photograph them up to no good.

Artist Ren Ri Creates Wonderful Sculptures Out of Bees

Ren Ri is a creative artist, beekeeper and focused man from Beijing. He creates wonderful art series titled “Yuansu” in reference to the Chinese word for "element". Ren turns bees into his collaborators. The latest Yuansu II series features amazing sculptures made out of bees, of beeswax. In interview with CoolHunting, Ren tells the "special" properties that make beeswax such an interesting material:

“It’s unstable and can change shape with temperature. The structure of wax cells is orthohexagonal, which is an inconceivable feature in the natural world and it’s a peculiarity of honeybees."

Ren Ri is concerned with nature. He is also interested in cutting out human intervention. The main purpose of Yuansu II series is to "eliminate the subjectivity of the artist" via "the mediation of bees," Ren explains in his interview.

Inspirational Photo Series 'IceShifts' by Nicole Dextras

While both North America covered terrible storm and photographers at your pleasure fix fancy raging nature, the eco-artist Nicole Dextras also did not get lost and created his collection.

True, it was not a selection of photos, and with half a dozen ice sculptures, which are embedded in clothing items. The project is called IceShifts and is a continuous collection of ice sculptures, showing the destruction of clothing, under the influence of freezing into ice water.

Photographer writes “IceShifts is a series of garments and plants frozen in blocks of ice. Above Photo depicts some of the 5 foot high blocks of ice illuminated at night during an art Residency in Banff Alberta.“ According to an American, Nicole’s project shows the true relationship of man and nature.

Intricately Hand-Cut Paper Slot Sculpture by Christina Kim

Christina Kim is a creative and professional artist from Toronto. She cuts and layers paper together into skillfully intricate geometric sculptures. Through cutting, Christina Kim feels as though she "liberates the work from the confines of the original surface." Her artwork is complex and delicate, and she is constantly finding new ways to work with the everyday material.

Christina Kim has completed various projects including Scribble (far below) and Paper Orbs (below) that show off her amazingly and awesome meticulous techniques. Her recent paper artworks, Accumulation (above), will be featured as part of the Toronto Design Offsite festival in January 2014. This hand-cut sculpture series is consisted on small orbs that explore light and shadow through intricately composed forms. "This is an investigation of what a line can do when it is folded, cut, curved, and gathered."- Christina Kim

Weirdest Digital Sculpture Art by Adam Martinakis

Today we want to show you incredible collection of weirdest digital sculpture art of Adam Martinakis. He is a 41-year old professional and creative artist from Poland. The artist moved to Athens, Greece in 1982. Adam Martinakis studied Decorative Arts, Interior Architecture and Industrial Design at the Technological Educational Institute of Athens, and since 2000, he has been working and experimenting on computer-generated visual media (3d digital image – animation, digital video, new media). Currently he is Living and working in UK, Poland and Greece. Checkout the weirdest digital sculpture art of Adam Martinakis and get inspired.