Marble Clothes by Alex Seton
Alex Seton is a Sydney-based artist best known for his realistic sculptures carved from marble. In the selection below, we explore Seton’s recreations of everyday clothing like hooded sweatshirts and t-shirts done in Carrara marble.
Sculpture by Willy Verniger
The wooden scupltures of Italy born Willy Verniger appearing simultaneously lifelike and whimsical. The sculptures are dipped in bold colors and patterned, adding some amount of surrealism.
Sculpture by Willy Verniger
The wooden scupltures of Italy born Willy Verniger appearing simultaneously lifelike and whimsical. The sculptures are dipped in bold colors and patterned, adding some amount of surrealism.
Camila Valdez sculpture
Who don't like sweeties and women legs? This two indulgements of a mankind has been merged by Argentinian artist Camila Valdez to large scale and table-ware sculptures already gained much attention on local exhibitions and abroad.https://www.facebook.com/camilavaldezart
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Light Sculpture by Bernardi Roig
Sculptor Bernardi Roig uses electric light as a metaphor for this mutation: fluorescent tubes encase his subjects, blinding them. The Artist explores the dynamics of voyeurism by revisiting classical myths, baroque iconography, and memento mori, filtered through the fundamental issues of post-modern thought. By uniting his own philosophical and literary appropriations, Roig has defined a modern form of realism.
Matchstickman by Wolfgang Stiller
Quite scary but thoughtful installation Matchstickman by artist Wolfgang Stiller that touches and makes sense
Sculptures by Gehard Demetz
Impressive wood sculptures by cousins and artists Aron and Gehard Demetz http://www.geharddemetz.com/ (website is not functional for now)
Flexible Paper Sculptures of Li Hongbo
The creativity has no limits and boundaries and it can stretches and be flexible just like paper sculptures of Beijing artist Li Hongbo "A book editor and designer, the artist became fascinated by traditional Chinese toys and festive decorations known as paper gourds made from glued layers of thin paper which can be stored flat but then opened to reveal a flower or other shape. He applied the same honeycomb-like paper structure to much larger human forms resulting in these highly flexible sculptures." says Colossal
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Rein Vollenga's Sculptural Wearables
Dutch-born sculptor Rein Vollenga's work has been displayed in worldwide galleries and touted by the likes of Lady Gaga. Vollenga regularly transgresses the traditional boundaries of sculpture by producing tangible and wearable pieces for a whole host of fashion brands - Mugler, New Power Studio and Cassette Playa - as well as magazines, including Dazed & Confused.
