Mr. Pavlov sets up the props, the ants happily play with them.
Although a great deal of labor to create, many of these terraces have been in use for over a thousand years.
Hugh Comstock was very familiar with Rackham's illustrations and when his wife asked him to build her a showroom for her handmade rag dolls “Otsy-Totsys”, the first time builder looked to Arthur Rackman's illustrations and built his wife a Rackham-inspired cottage called Hansel.
Just a spritz of water here and there...
Be they imagination or real, legend says that fairies will come and live in a house they like.
Nature Reordered by Tim Pugh
Gorgeous images of amazing creatures...
It's all about a man, his pink tutu and raising funds for women with breast cancer.
Uses salvaged plywood and PVC collected from the streets of São Paulo to create fabulous organic sculptures...
Clothes seen from a differing angle, in ice and made from weeds. Ephemeral ...
Unwanted toys, frames and statuary are recreated into fantastic sculptures by Kris Kuksi.
What artists are creating with old coins and tokens...
Recycled Glass Bottle Inspiration. Much of the glass we throw out is not recycled, because different glass has different melting points, and recyclers only melt the most common containers. To reuse your old glass, all you need is access to a kiln and some glass bottles.
Twig inspiration...
Recycling those nuts and bolts...
Plastic Bottle Amazement.
Frost on leaves...
Mimics nature's structures with the human form...hundreds of models, multiplied millions of times.
Bamboo art inspiration...
El Anatsui and other bottle cap and top artists...
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Nikon's Small World Competition is regarded as the leading forum for showcasing the beauty and complexity of life as seen through the light microscope. For over 30 years, Nikon has rewarded the world's best photomicrographers who make critically important scientific contributions to life sciences, bio-research and materials science.
Phyllis Galembo Photos. The tradition of carnivals, masquerades, masking, mime, and street parades is a long one...
"I should like, and I do it too quite instinctively, to live an example, live an example to people, paint for them a paradise that each may have, he need only grasp it."
Emmanuel Coupe Kalomiris was born 1974 in Paris, France. He has brought home numerous awards for landscape photography. Check out the photos of ice bubbles...
Wheatpaste art also known as wheatpaste graffiti, paper graffiti, paste art, paste up art... Graffiti prone areas get a refreshing redo...
Spectacular, oxymoronic photos of industrial waste. Nature turns into a deceivingly beautiful beast in the hands of corporations.
It was in 1996 when HA Schult first came up with the idea of life–sized trash people as reflections of ourselves. Since then, he has wandered the globe with his army of "Trash People." Recently they make a final stop in the North Pole...
Will they be around as long as Stonehenge...or will we excavate and recycle? Auto parts inspiration...
Glass offers an inner space and transmits light. Within each glass figure there is a smaller figure seen through the surface of the glass.
Reverse graffiti, clean graffiti, clean tagging, scrubbing inspiration. The industrial revolution has left a soot footprint...some are washing bits of it away...
Choi Jeong-Hwa is a Soeul, South Korea born and based artist who is considered the father of pop art installations. He integrates goods found and purchased from the local community where his work will be exhibited. In so doing he is making a statement as to each areas cultural influences yet is also clearly reminding us of our easy access to globalized goods and their distribution paths. Choi's work is all about consumption, portraying it with a sugar pop coating that momentarily takes away the ugliness of plastic, yet slaps us in the face with our over the top excesses.
Zac Freeman's junk assemblages. Zac has been creating art from collected junk, found objects, and general trash since 1999. A master portraitist ... see the close ups...
The ubiquitous scarecrow - waiting, watching... In the oldest surviving book in Japan, the Kojiki (712 AD), a scarecrow known as Kuebiko appears as a deity who cannot walk, yet knows everything about the world.
Tom Deininger Born 1970 in Boston, MA. Currently works in Falls River, MA. Junk Assemblages.
Vik Muniz Born 1961, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Currently lives in NY.
Mr Muniz uses classical master's works as inspiration for his 'junk' arrangements. He then photographs his work and then destroys the original collage.
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