It would seem that we may not know about the food we eat every day, about our favorite foods? But photographer Beth Galton convinces that he can show us a very unusual side of the dishes we are used to. A series of her works with the title Cut Food is dedicated to this
Contemporary art is constantly striving to find new approaches to depicting familiar things, thereby expanding the boundaries of perception of reality. The talented artist Yang Yongliang from Shanghai researched the development of Chinese calligraphy and art and determined that, despite a thousand-year history of formation, today its traditional forms are on the verge of extinction, losing their relevance. The water artist's project, A Bowl of Taipei, is an attempt to present familiar images
Today you brought me not a bouquet of lush roses, Not tulips and not lilies, You gave me very modest flowers timidly, But they are so cute … Do you think this is about lilies of the valley? No, no, nowadays it is much more effective to give "bouquets" of "mineral" nanoflowers. Miniature masterpieces created by Harvard University scientist Wim Nurduin
The picturesque nature of China is a mystery that poets, artists, photographers are trying to unravel, but as soon as one of its facets is captured, new inimitable plots immediately appear. The real pearl in the necklace of the Celestial Empire is the Li River, which, due to its beauty, was called "the river of poems and paintings"
One art project spawns another: this is exactly what happened to the artists Philip Worthington and Joseph Holmes. The first organized a kind of happening in the New York Museum MoMA - visitors were offered to play around in front of a special screen, which "filmed" their movements and "presented" the painted monsters. The second was interested by the visitors themselves - and so an extravagant photo cycle with people in strange poses was born
Once familiar with the work of Jodi Harvey-Brown, a talented artist from Pennsylvania, many will condemn his work for the ruthless attitude towards books. Although, who knows, maybe those wonderful sculptures that he creates "based on" classical literature, on the contrary, will interest the younger generation and become an impulse to pick up a book
Any goldfish needs a decent environment: a large aquarium, good food, and the right algae. And if buying food with an aquarium is as easy as shelling pears, then landscape design in an aquarium requires a lot of imagination and knowledge of certain subtleties. This type of design is called "Aquascaping" and is considered very time consuming and valuable
Men often compare cars with girls in a humorous way. Now witches have one more reason to draw a parallel: it turns out that both of them can do … aerobics. Yes, you heard right. The talented British designer Chris LaBrooy recently unveiled a series of digital images called "Auto Aerobics", in which foreign cars can be seen in very spicy poses
Have you ever improvised a dish in the kitchen, trying to serve it in some way prettier and surprise your household? Heart-shaped scrambled eggs, spaghetti volcano, tomato halves fly agarics? Romanian artist Dan Cretu makes absolutely every food he comes across as an object of creativity
We all remember The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, a painting depicting the scene of Christ's last supper with his disciples. This New Testament story has been repeatedly interpreted in art. Moscow artist Natalya Platonova presented her version of "The Last Supper" - original illustrations on the pages of a notebook