Iconic Art Masterpieces Recreated on Socks by Kate Brien
Nowadays masterpieces do not belong on museum's walls only. Take a look at this fun approach by stylist/ artist Kate Brien. Share in comments what you think of this.
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Tobbe Malm Bolt Poetry - Metal Art
It is mesmerizing when you discover someone creating art with so much meaning, so much emotion behind it. Oslo-based blacksmith and photographer Tobbe Malm evokes surprisingly human forms from single steel bolts. He manages to create unusually emotional sculptures using old bolts.
“The bolts are from an old farm in the heart of the area Bergsladen in Sweden. I found them in a barn. They had been lying there for a long time and they might well have continued to lie there until they had rusted away and returned to their original mineral form. The bolts reminded me of human forms, and I felt they had something to tell. I heated them, forged, bent and twisted. I tried to create relations, meetings and situations and suddenly stories emerged about sorrow, joy, pain, warmth and humour. A kind of poetry was created, hence the title.”
All sculptures are without title, it is up to the viewer to create his or her own. The bolt people are few in numbers, and maybe these are the last ones, but those that exist will remain to tell their stories.
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Ignacio Gana Style
Ignacio Gana is an internationally recognized artist with colorful painting style and amazing sculpting work. His first painting were in black and white when he started, quiet a contrast to bright and bold color paintings today. Check out some of his work that we love. More can be found on Ignacio Gana's website www.ignaciogana.cl
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Chateau de Gudanes - Creepy or Cool?
Do you too, follow the restoration adventures of a Château in the south of France. It's an abandoned, neglected and ruined chateau tucked neatly into a deep valley in the French Pyrénées. A site where the first stories of religious tragedies began in the 13th century. Until today Chateau stood abandoned. Follow this Australian family as they start their restoration, giving back the love it deserves and unravel the spirit of the past. Opening the door to a world of wonder, both real and imagined. Creepy or cool? Chateau de Gudanes
Imaginary photography by Vincent Bourilhon
Parisian artist Vincent Bourilhon is a great lover of fantasy, poetry and the cinema. His photography is a depiction of a person’s interpreted subconscious mind. It emphasizes another reality. For more on his amazing work click here Vincent Bourilhon.
