Showing posts with label Art And Painting Galleries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art And Painting Galleries. Show all posts

The Plastic City of Bang-Yao Liu

“Plastic City” is a colorful replica of Shanghai City out of cheap plastic objects bought by artist Bang-Yao Liu, on the streets of China’s bustling city.

While some may see just a bunch of colorful plastic objects, young Bang-Yao Liu went out of his way to create replicas of Shanghai buildings and landmarks. Scouting the streets of Shanghai for cheap plastic objects to use in his unique project, the artist used his experiences around the city as inspiration. Bins, plastic boxes, buckets, crates and other plastic things were used to create the Plastic City.

The 24-year-old Taiwanese artist created Plastic City as a commission piece for Converse, who wanted something that would show people it doesn’t take much to make the ordinary extraordinary.








Optimus Prime Ice Sculpture

Finnish artist Antti Pedrozo and Dutch artist Michel de Kok has together sculpted an 8 meter high model of Optimus Prime, from Transformer's fame, out of ice.





Silly Scan - The X-Ray of Toys

Silly Scan - The X-Ray of Toys


This silly scan has been done by Monica Rojas And Hernan Eliaschev and the result is pretty amazing and really interesting. They call them Scan Toys, a little bit funny and that Monica and Hernan deserve high marks for their creativity. Take a look at these photos of regular toys being x-rayed.











Creation of Creative Mind - Leaves Sculptures

Creation of Creative Mind - Leaves Sculptures


The Chinese artist Lin Na, uses leaves as materials for her sculptures. The process to make a leaf sculpture usually involves leaf choosing, washing, air-drying and etching. Here are some photos on how she etches the Shanghai Expo's logo on a leaf and the finished products.






Tiny Twins - The Dolls And Girls

Tiny Twins - The Dolls And Girls


Like children today, the younger members of Roman civilization would have dressed and undressed their dolls, and decorated their hair and fingers according to the latest fashions. Archaeological evidence places dolls as foremost candidate for oldest known toy.