Heather Jansch makes driftwood becomes life-sized sculptures of horses

That’s Green Art!… Using driftwood to create real size animals like Horses or Deers… The British  artist Heather Jansch is doing a very interesitng work: She takes the wood she find on the beach to create wood sculptures of animals… That’s a recycling 🙂

 

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The statue you can chew of Maurizio Savini

Maurizio Savini makes me think of Hansel & Gretel… This Italian sculptor does statues made of chewing gum… So you can almost eat or chew them… His statues are at actual size… That’s big to chew! He creates amazingly detailed and slightly weird scuptures… fun to see:

Kinetic Sculptures of Theo Jansen

It was hard to believe and understand what this Dutch “Engineer” Artist was doing... But after looking at his moving scuptures in the video and looking at twice the photos of his work, I’m a big fan of that!… I want to meet his “Creatures”or “Monsters”… and eventually try to built one by myself… but under a tiny size… Look at the video of Theo Jansen, then the photos! 

Video of Theo Jansen’s work.

Vladimir Kush or a Journey in the Metaphorical Realism

I’m always fascinated by Artist who can make you see what we can’t see at first. I  like Vladimir Kush for that. This Russian Artist describes himself as a metaphorical realism. When youl look at his paints… look at twice to get it! there is a second level to see…

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The Romantic Gothic of Anne-Julie Aubry

Maybe “Romantic Gothic” is invented, but I find that those words do match pretty well with the illustrations of the French artist Anne-Julie Aubry. Melancolia, Sadness, Tales, Princess, flowers, White & darkness, Dream… All of this is a strange mix… but it’s a very eyes catching work…! Look:

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The out-of-this-world hyperrealist scuptures of Ron Mueck

Have you ever dream of meeting Giants or Lilliputians in their everyday life? The work of Ron Mueck makes your dream become true. This Autralian artist is doing amazing hyperrealist scuptures. He is playing with the proportion to make basic people becoming huge… or small. It can be scary… I find this awesome. Have a look here and don’t miss his next exibition if you have the chance to be around when it happens.

 

 

 

The Meaningfull Bones of Francois Robert

Here’s a very “Visual” work from the Suiss photographer Francois Robert. He uses bones from a skeleton on a black background and organizes them into different shapes to deliver very strong messages. Bones are symbol of death… but death is caused by…

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The amazing Paper Cut Art of Yulia Brodskaya

I remember doing paper cut in school and I was finding it very boring… But Yulia Brodskaya bring this Art to a new level! I whish I have the talent of this Russian Artist. Her paper illustrations are simply awesome. See below!

 

 

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Alexa Meade or painting in 2D on 3D

What’s doing Alexa Maede can look quite normal at the first sight… but you need to look at twice and you’ll discover that her technic is quite unusual. That’s why it’s fantastic. She is painting directly on real people and the final results looks like a paint on a 2d surface. When you see the painted people in real situation, they look like kind of Zombie. Have a look:

 

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Glennz is drawing more than T-shirts

This new-zelander illustrator gots an ironic different point of view on images we can have in memory. Every illustration Glennz is doing gots a very creative idea. That makes the difference. His illustration’s style stays very simple in color and shape, it’s the best way to make people focus on your idea. We can guess he is a big fan of Starwars, Mac Gyver, Lego, Transformers, Batman, Vampire, Robocop… Make sure you find the idea behind each illustration: