Fabergé Fractals by Tom Beddard
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Andrei Lacatusu, Love Is Hard
For all you mom’s out there that make this look easy.
Even if it isn’t.
“Sportsmanship”
“Unconquered”
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“Eric Franklin Studio”
Incredible skulls and skeletons from Eric Franklin made from flameworked borosilicate glass, ionized neon and krypton, wood and electronics.
A fantastic guerrilla stunt in downtown Vancouver. A giant plastic six-pack ring is tangled on a dolphin sculpture.
Plastics are a serious problem in our oceans - with terrible consequences for marine species, that get entangled often die as a result.
Learn more about the campaign by Plastic Pollution Coalition at http://www.plasticpollutioncoalition.org/
ADVOCACY: YOU’RE DOING IT RIGHT
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“the carrier - an animal and human hybrid by patricia piccinini”
piccinini’s interests encompass both medical science and bio technology and how the subject can be used to explore the trepidations of modern society, such as beauty, aging and disease. much like an artist might look to religion or myths as a catalyst for their work, piccinini uses biology as a narrative to understand and express the issues of our contemporary world.
Tree-saving sculpture. This old horse chestnut tree was falling down and the town council decided to fell it. But the people of Bideford, Devon, UK had different ideas and rose up in rebellion against their council. In the end a local sculptor, John Butler, came to the rescue and sculpted a helping hand to hold the tree up, and the council held off with their plans to fell it.
“Skull Brain by Emilio Garcia”
Karma
An intriguing sculptural installation by Korean artist Do Ho Suh that presents countless men sitting atop one another while shielding each other’s eyes.
love this sculpture
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