Museum Anatomy

 

Chadwick&Spencer are two artists, Chadwick Gray and Laura Spencer, reside in Houston after living for 10 years in Thailand. Museum Anatomy is a series, of works , photographed by them of a series on artworks recreated and painted on a human body.   They works are from museums like The Victoria & Albert Museum, The Prado, The National Gallery (Prague), The National Gallery (Athens), MuseuMAfricA, The Civica Museum (Palermo), Berkeley Art Museum (Berkeley), National Gallery (Bangkok), among others.  Currently, Museum Anatomy is expanding into three-dimensional works of art. Via

Architecture, Animation & Fashion by Meet Yi Zhou

Unwoven Light

Soo Sunny Park: Unwoven Light from Walley Films on Vimeo.

IX

IX from TÉAR on Vimeo.

YOSEF PERETZ vs Aron Ansarov

Yosef Peretz is an Israel fashion designer for almost a decade ago. He started his label in 2000. Yosef loves creative collaborations, from big department stores to chocolate brands (Max Brenner), Pepsi, Parliament cigarettes and recently he designed a mini-collection for Fiat, inspired by the company’s sports cars.
His most recent collaboration is with Wrigley's, the international candy leading brand, presented at Israel Fashion Week. This is his 'Lion Heart' spring summer 2013 collection. Via
Aron Ansarov is an photographer with 15 years military background. In 2009 he decided to be an artist photographer. This is his 'Psychedelic Portuguese Man-of-War' , where he shoots jellyfishes and Photoshop them in mirror frames. Via

GIL BRUVEL Sculptural Art

Gil Bruvel is an sculptural artist with a precision technique of hand and an eye for design. His work is inspired from Old Masters and as well as fluency in 20th-century art.
With the Flow series, Bruvel continues to celebrate the imaginative and the real, yet here his vision seems to penetrate the veil of material form. These striking, evocative sculptures, comprised of graceful sinuous ribbons of cast stainless steel, reveal an essential underlying fluidity that exists simultaneously within the physical, quantum, and metaphoric realms. Bruvel’s ribbons of energy may flow in parallel streams, yet they convey the subtle and complex human intersections of beauty and pain, inner and outer, the ephemeral and the eternal now. Via & more