Argentinian artist Leandro Erlich created this illusion of people walking underwater called The Swimming Pool, for The Century Museum of Contemporary Art in Kanazawa, Japan. It's a piece of glass with water on top of it, and empty space on the bottom.
Ascension (Red) by Anish Kapoor. Museums: Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, New York; Gladstone Gallery New York; Exhibitions: 'Contemplating the Void' at Guggenheim Museum Tags: Sculpture;
Beauty From the exhibition Take your time: Olafur Eliasson, installation view at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Gently falling mist from the overhead sprinklers produce iridescent effects as the light is diffracted on the tiny droplets of w
Kohei Nawa's Foam installation created a cloud-like landscape of soapy bubbles. Japanese artist Kohei Nawa filled a dark room with billowing clouds of foam for this art exhibition in Aichi, Japan
James Turrell (b. Los Angeles, CA) - Baker Pool, James Turrell’s Installation in the basement of a Greenwich, Connecticut barn belonging to Richard and Lisa Baker and their three children.
Ukrainian artist Nazar Bilyk created this stunning tall sculpture called "Rain" using bronze and glass. Giant Raindrop Rests on Sculpture's Face - My Modern Met
(Clothespin Art - by artist Mehmet Ali Uysal) Writing Prompt: what would happen if someone removed this clothespin? Mehmet Ali Uysal at Chaudfontaine Park.
designcloud: “ Sean McGinnis, the American born sculptor from Hays, transforms inner and urban spaces with his massive spatial sculptures made out of colorful strings and industrially woven ropes.
Lighting, Layers, and Reflections by Autumn de Wilde Autumn de Wilde is a creative director and photographer. Above are some photos taken from a portrait series of a sculptural installation inspired.
The shadows and multiple color spectrum gives emotion and motion to the piece which would be otherwise not interesting without By Olafur Eliasson. It's real shadow, not faked in photoshop. each lamp is aligned differently.
