Sculptor Calvin Ma channels his experience of social anxiety into imaginative ceramic sculptures that fuse human characters with birds. The avian elements act as suits of armor, protecting the person from the outside world, and…
Sculptures
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Born in 1969 in Japan, Michihiro Matsuoka gets his artistic inspiration from childhood memories and observation of how the passage of time deteriorates the world around us. He creates worn-out devices through fusing organic-looking forms…
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French artist Edouard Martinet sources junk metal and automotive parts from garage sales and flea markets to create detailed sculptures of various creatures including models of ants, wasps, and other common insects. The found objects…
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Ceramic artist Martha Pachón RodrÃguez’s sculptural vessels juxtapose an extremely clean, refined construction with sharp repeated shapes and jarring color combinations. Using a mix of uncolored and pigmented porcelain, RodrÃguez layers thin triangles or spikes…
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Andy Hixon is the UK based true mixed media artist. In his work, Andy combines polymer clay, plasticine, photography, digital media, and animation. After he adds finishing touches to the sculpture by painting it, he creates…
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Shelley Castillo Garcia is an artist from Stockton, California. She creates her art pieces by meticulously cutting and stacking multiple layers of deferent shades of paper to create beautiful monochrome portraits. Instagram Page: Shelley CastilloFacebook:…
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Taiwanese artist Shih Chieh Huang produces day-glow sculptures that illuminate, expand, and deflate—creating a whirling light show that both excites and relaxes the mind. His kinetic sculptures are powered by computer cooling fans and circuit…
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United Emirates-based artist Julia Ibbini sources elements from Islamic geometry, embroidery, meenakari enamel work, and even electronic music to inspire the designs that compose her laser-cut paper works. The complex patterns and layers of her…
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Kris Kuksi has said that his“art speaks of a timelessness, potentiality, and motion attempting to reach on forever, and yet pessimistically delayed, forced into the stillness of death and eternal sleep. He treats morbidity with…
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There is an element of surprise and discovery in David Beck’s work, and a restlessness which insists that nothing is what it seems.