Sculptural installation artist Carly Fischer createsamzingly detailed repilcas of all kinds of everyday trash.
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Knitted Boyfriend
The designer Noortje de Keijzer from Utrecht decided to just knit her own boyfriend according to her ideas. The guy is always happy, and he’ll never leave you. official website
Overgrowth
Overgrowth is a new and ongoing artistic collaboration between photographer Parker Fitzgerald and floral designer Riley Messina. Inspired by a beauty, Riley combines classicall botanical designs with Parker’s carefully considered film images in an expression of the relationship between humankind and nature.
BITE IT! by Clem Chen
This bike seat sculpture, titled ‘Bite It’ was constructed from plastic, acrylic, spray paint and epoxy by Vancouver-based artist Clem Chen. The work was originally created for the Hot Art Wet City gallery in Vancouver, BC as a part of the ‘Saddle-Up’ show where local artists were given used bike seats to reinterpret, modify and decorate. Recently, this piece became finalist for a Designboom competition, the ‘ASIA AWARDS 2013′
LIFE-SIZE ELEPHANT made out of paper
The origami artist Sipho Mabona created a life-sized elephant made of a 15 square meters sheet of paper. The finished work weighs 250 kilograms and is just over 3 meters high.
Wooden sculptures by Paul Kaptein
Paul Kaptein creates amazing wooden sculptures, exploring the notion of the now as a remix of past and future potentialities. (via)
PAPER FACES by Héctor Sos
Héctor Sos created the project ‘Paper Faces’ for a spanish paper company, he established a relationship between paper and body by covering the faces with various paper creations.
Alex HALL – ‘ RELATIVITY’
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DAVID SYKES
David Sykes is a successful advertising photographer who works regularly for notable clients including Visa, Persil, Lurpak, Heinz, Hellmann’s, BT, American Express, Starbucks, Honda and Monocle Magazine. He developed an aesthetic dinner scene without any hint of real food, but in which every given object plays a significant role.