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sculpture
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Chris Gilmour's cardboard objects
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Besides sharing a surname with a famous guitarist, Chris Gilmour is recognized for a mastery in cardboard and glue, proving that you can m...
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John Grade - Sculpture
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These grand, biomorphic structures hanging above your head are the work of John Grade, an American sculptor. After drawing intricate sketche...
Jean Shin - sculpture
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Artists who use a variety of media are always hard to put here. From a rich collection I am forced to choose ten pictures and present them w...
Bonsoir Paris - Duramen sculptures
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Bonsoir Paris is a French (if it's not obvious) multi-art collective of two designers. They produce design in a means of graphics, produ...
James Prochnik - Object Poems
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I feel there's something special about assemblages. Collections of found our ready-made objects put together in a kind of art that lies ...
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Mauro Fuke - Sculptures
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We already have one artist experimenting with math. This time, a Brazilian artist Mauro Fuke transfer the wonderful world of arithmetics a...
Richard William Wheater - Neon Structures
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This British artist specializes in garish installations made of neons, which instantly command attention of the viewer. Grown out of pop art...
Thomas Beale
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It's been a while sine we've featured a sculptor. Now I want to make up for that with incredible works of New York-based Thomas Beal...
Jonathan Mess - Cross Sections
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"I am an artist, investigator, experimenter, explorer and educator. I digest life through my art-making practice" writes Mess in ...
Seo Young Deok - sculptures
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If I told you about a Korean sculptor, who lists his inspirations as traditional Asian art, human body and metro stations, what would you th...
Yong Ho Ji - recycled sculptures
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This Korean sculptor uses rubber from used tires in order to create his multi-layered, elaborate works. Source: http://yonghoji.com/index....
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