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.

Australian artist Loui Jover believes that images emerge from words, and creates affecting art pieces on the pages of vintage books.

Watercolor artist Elena Romanova creates simple yet elegant cityscapes of the world’s largest cities where she creatively portrays their well known facets and attributes.

At a first glance, Takahiro Iwasaki’s created world ‘Out of Disorder’ looks a bit odd and doesn’t really make much sense. But if you take a closer look, you’ll see that the intricate and almost impossibly small symbols of modern civilization, combined with random everyday objects, create unexpected urban landscapes…

Dan Tanenbaum uses vintage watch parts to create unique miniature motorcycles.

San Francisco-based creative Jimmy Chen compared David Lynch’s hair with various well-known paintings. The comparisons include such famous pieces like Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” and Monet’s “Waterlillies”, however his personal favorite couple is the one with the “Wave” by Hokusai.

Bryan “The Knitting Guy” is on a wicked mission to turn as many Stop signs into flowers as he can. In his hometown Clairemont, California, he did this to at least hundred signs.

British Street Artist ‘Gecko’ worked on 96 seperate canvas to create this tribute to those who died at Hillsborough in 1989. The Art is currently on exhibition at The Turnpike Gallery in Leigh.

Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra created a 52 meters tall and 16 meters wide mural to commemorate the famous Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, who recently passed away at the age of 104.

Every time you look up the sky, an elderly citizen 20 ft above the ground would be the last thing you’d expect to see. To our surprise, Germany-based artist, director and choreographer Angie Hiesl makes that chance very much possible.