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Ron van der Ende is a artist from Rotterdam. He plays with wood  to make sculptures representing pop culture objects. Read More

Ron van der Ende

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Fritz Panzer is an Austrian artist who translates its personal and minimal drawings to real size wired scultptures. The result is quite impressive. (via ignant.de) Read More

Fritz Panzer

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Alexa Meade is an artist based on Washington DC with an impressive technique. We can say she makes expressionist body painting over flesh and clothing. The result is completely amazing. You can see more of her works in her flicker ...Read More

Alexa Meade

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Kit Webster is an australian artist who plays with audio,  lights and structures to change our perception of space based on synesthesia. (via saturn never sleeps) Read More

Kit Webster

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Jin Young Yu is an artist from Korea who makes beautiful, creepy and scary invisible sculptures. Playing with the emptiness of the world we live but expressing the emotions with our faces. You can read an interview in arrested motion. In ...Read More

Invisible People

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Viktor Timofeev is an artist from Riga, Latvia. Minimalism, playing with perspective and dirty very dirty. His work evokes impossible cities landscapes using architecture elements with a lot of violence. ...Read More

Viktor Timofeev

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Johannes Vogl is a young german artist. He creates little artifacts with a very uncommon use. The flame thrower mosquito catcher, the shopping cart that draws horizons, the machine that makes jam toasts and throw them away, the five moons ...Read More

Johannes Vogl

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Victoria Haven is a british artist who make beautiful paintings and scultptures based on impossible perspectives playing with the geometry making fragile structures. (via but does it float) Read More

Victoria Haven

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Chiharu Shiota is a japanese artist, now living in Berlin. She plays with wool threads to represent those invisible things we know they are there but we cant feel them. (via ignant) Read More

Chiharu Shiota