Posted on 17 March 2010 by admin
Alexa Meade could be the greatest prank artist alive or just the best body painter. What Alexa Meade does is paints on her subjects in the traditional style of the acrylic paintings. So all of her subjects look like escaped characters of old painting.
Posted on 14 March 2010 by admin
Art project by Rafael Gomez Barros
Are you afraid of ants? Hardly, it’s harmless, even beneficial insects. But what would you say when you look at the building of the National Congress of Colombia, the entire facade is covered with huge ants? A little scary, right? Yet fear is not worth it, because the project “Seized Home” – only the original symbiosis of nature and art, created by the artist Rafael Gomez Barros (Rafael Gómez Barros) to draw attention to the problems of forced migration in Colombia.
Posted on 11 March 2010 by admin
Project” Inner City Snail “, the essence of which was a decoration of shells of snails, which I found in London – says Slinkachu. – After the ornaments I returned all the snails on their seats, giving them the opportunity to go about their business in the city. In implementing the author’s highly unusual venture has suffered none of the snail – in this Slinkachu assures all defenders of wildlife on their site…
Posted on 09 March 2010 by admin
Posted on 07 March 2010 by admin
Agnes Audra did some work on his specialty paper … Playing on the outlook, cuts unlikely and shadows of each work, she has managed to acquire a real renamed and is now working in many areas, like the press , publishing, web … The site is full of his own creations art … If you do not already know her work is to discover!
Posted on 02 March 2010 by admin
The Micro Painting.
The slim photo above is of a 0,5 inch strand of black human hair. On it has been painted the portraits of 42 u.s. presidents.
Posted on 27 February 2010 by admin
The idea for “Swimming Pool” by Leandro Erlich was first conceived in 1998 while the artist was in residence in Houston as part of the Core program. Since then, it was featured at the Venice Biennale and has found a home as part of the permanent collection at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art in Kanazawa, Japan.
Posted on 26 February 2010 by admin
Man has always sought in the sky and tried to implement this vision in many ways. An Austrian Anna Rubin , for example, more than ten years engaged in the creation of the kites and at the same time asserts that when its creation is flying in the sky, it seems as if it flies itself.
Posted on 24 February 2010 by admin
Archaeological finds trace the tradition of paper cutting back to 6th century China. Works were commonly buried with the dead, burned at the funeral ceremonies or used as sacrificial offerings to the ancestors and gods. Today paper cut art is used primarily for decoration. Modern paper cut artists use either laser cutting equipment or scissors and scalpels to create their works and these can vary from simple silhouettes to incredibly intricate designs.
Posted on 23 February 2010 by admin
Canadian artist Chris Dorosz transforms the traditional painting, betraying her new functions and forms, reaching into his works, the illusion of depth. Chris Dorosz creates intricate sculptures, using a lattice of acrylic plates, thread, or plastic plates, which are covered with tiny droplets of ink to reproduce the effects of three-dimensional paintings.
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