Henrique Oliveira. Art. Sculpture. Installation. Tree. Growth. Destroy. www-origin-of-style.com

Henrique Oliveira. Art. Sculpture. Installation. Tree. Growth. Destroy. www-origin-of-style.com

Valerie Hegarty’s “Woman in White with Flowers” i like how the artists has used to brances moulded into the flat surface of the painting and how the bbranches erupt from the painting in no particular pattern, the idea of nature erupting and ruining a mnamade thing such as a painting is an interesting idea for my exam project.

Valerie Hegarty’s “Woman in White with Flowers” i like how the artists has used to brances moulded into the flat surface of the painting and how the bbranches erupt from the painting in no particular pattern, the idea of nature erupting and ruining a mnamade thing such as a painting is an interesting idea for my exam project.

Anthropomorphic Installation Artwork - Henrique Oliveira Creates Realistic Installation Art (GALLERY)

Baitogogo, Tangled Branch Installation at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris

Anthropomorphic Installation Artwork - Henrique Oliveira Creates Realistic Installation Art (GALLERY)

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Science. more bacteria art

Science. more bacteria art

Noel Myles, Sketch Film of a Tree, 2013 / 2013 © eu.lumas.com/ #Lumas

Noel Myles, Sketch Film of a Tree, 2013 / 2013 © eu.lumas.com/ #Lumas

Aleksey Bedny - Minimalistic photography Showing the stages of matche's life which is interesting as we don't look at it as a living thing.

Aleksey Bedny - Minimalistic photography Showing the stages of matche's life which is interesting as we don't look at it as a living thing.

Kath Girdler Engler
Reminds me of Karl Blossfelt. Stark and almost metallic. It looks like a strong structure even though it is a delecate leaf.

Reminds me of Karl Blossfelt. Stark and almost metallic. It looks like a strong structure even though it is a delecate leaf.

David Jackson, a British photographer, uses a technique called stereographic projection to turn landscapes and familiar landmarks into mini planets. Stereographic projection is a form of digital processing that shows a 360-degree spherical panorama as a flat image.

David Jackson, a British photographer, uses a technique called stereographic projection to turn landscapes and familiar landmarks into mini planets. Stereographic projection is a form of digital processing that shows a 360-degree spherical panorama as a flat image.

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