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Modern Art CAN Actually Be Pretty Good! (26 pics)
Posted in RANDOM 23 Apr 2018 6307
A meditating sculpture by Paige Bradley
A piece of art from Burning Man: Inner child
A man emerging from under the ground by Ervin Loránth Hervé
Unusual porcelain sculptures from Hong Kong artist Johnson Tsang
A really detailed ghost ship made by a sculpturer and tattoo-artist Jason Stieva
An anthropomorphic wolf by an American artist Leah Brown
Creative miniatures from ad agency employee, writer, and artist Derrick Lin
One of many very realistic sculptures from artist Ron Mueck
An ethereal sculpture from Luo Li Rong a Chinese artist who now works in Belgium
A singing David Bowie statue in Aylesbury, Great Britain that was made by Andrew Sinclair
Artist London Kaye doesn’t draw street art, she knits it.
Street artist Tom Bob turns very ordinary things into art objects.
Voluminous paintings from Justin Gaffrey Gallery
Art variations of Stormtrooper helmets from Star Wars in the Art Wars project
The construction of the tallest statue in the world is coming to the end in India. It’s going to be 567 ft tall.
“Now Pop Art” from Mexican artist Paul Fuentes
A sculpture from Norweigan artist Fredrik Raddum
And this is food art: huge lollipops based on selfies, from the Firebox Company
Photographer Blake Little made a series of works called Preservation. He covered his models with a thick layer of honey.
A golden Louis Vuitton toilet from Illma Gore. It costs $100,000.
But art doesn’t have to be expensive. For example, the British company Veolia made a dress out of regular garbage.
And American artist Scott Gundersen uses wine corks to create portraits.
18-year-old artist known as AJ will make you reconsider the boring task of embroidery
Magic watercolor from Marina Ignatova
A sculpture about relationships by The Pier Group
Unfortunately, it was burned 5 days after it was set up, but it was probably worth it.
Credits: izismile.com
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