James Jean translates his art style into his first lighting piece with the Luxaeterna. Jean describes the work: “LUXATERNA” is a ceramic sculpture and lamp in a glowing celadon finish. The monk holds up the fragile stem, an umbrella of light pushing against the dark. The Mycena Luxaeterna is … […]
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Now that we’re all starting to get back out into the world, it’s high time we all planned our next vacation. Our first trip is going to be to Miami Beach to visit the ReefLine,… The post The ReefLine Is a 7 Mile Underwater Public Sculpture Park in Miami Beach […]
Made entirely from concrete, the Brutalism-inspired kinetic Rolling Ball Sculpture is an engaging monolithic model of a “factory” with mesmerizing stainless steel balls that twist, turn, and spiral to pass smoothly through the various architectural elements. When you’ve had enough of the grim headlines & WFH grind, relieve some stress […]
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Erik Åberg is an artist based in Stockholm, Sweden who makes objects and performs all over the world. His latest creation is Ghostkube, a sculptural piece inspired by moving origami that you can actually own… [ccw-atrib-link]
Unless you were one of the keen people in Central Park back in 2013 who purchased a legit piece of art from Banksy for just $60, the thought of owning something from the illusive street… [ccw-atrib-link]
Born in Markham, Canada, Ellen Jewett took to shaping three-dimensional forms naturally at a young age. To Ellen, sculpting has always been about life, biological narratives and cultural statements. The tedious hours of labor act as the mysterious foundation from which each of her sculptures’ personality springs forth. In 2007 […]
Photograph by jasontredecim on reddit Seen here are a group of ‘headges’ somewhere on the property of the Dalmeny House, located just north-west of Edinburgh, Scotland. Dalmeny House is a Gothic revival mansion designed by William Wilkins and was completed in 1817. It is the home of the Earl and […]
It’s no secret that artwork is often symbolic of something much larger than itself. Artists have the unique ability to represent infinite ideas by creating something that’s decidedly finite — something that has boundaries and borders. While the finished product is often no less abstract than the idea it represents, […]