Gogelmogel, an independent artist from Lithuania, creates witty mashup images or videos to street art, mocking our perception of things and always surprising with creativity.

New Jersey-based artist Mike Doyle spent over 600 hours making this extraordinary 200,000 piece LEGO city of Odan.

American artist Nina Katchadourian creates witty poetry from the spines of different books.

Exhibition design firm Polyptychon in collaboration with the Ethnographic Museum “George Melikis” have designed a moving exhibition of more than 100 masks, used in Greek folklore.

While the winter is still here many artists and creative minds try to use Mother Nature’s ready-made canvases from ice and snow to express themselves. Here are 12 literally cool examples of things made using ice and snow.

For this creative collaboration with beatboxer WanDan , Kayalight Studios wanted to create a concept, not just a music video. They developed a back story around the project and created a website for a fictional company, Ksana Institute, to host the video.

Jonason Pauley and Jesse Perrottato spent two-and-a-half years working on it with real people and real toys. This is what I call patience! “TS Project” started production in late June 2010 by Jonason Pauley, (then 17), and Jesse Perrotta (18).

A Japanese artist Rie Hosokai has created the “Daisy Balloon” project, where her models are wearing dresses, made from… balloons! Rie uses a kind of custom technique, very similar to the conventional knitting.

Axel Yberg designed and constructed a one-of-a-kind poker table destined to be a prize for the World Poker Tour’s (WPT) Season XI Player of the Year. The result is arguably the most inspired, incredible, beautiful, and the most expensive custom poker table in the world.

Yusuke Oono created an amazing laser-cut multidimensional story in the shape of a 3D book, telling the fairytale about the Snow White.