Posts tagged with the wave: surreal sculpture

Waves are the topics of the posts

Carving emotions: the fascinating artistic journey of Fumiya Watanabe

Whispers of bronze: the enigmatic metal sculptures of Aurelija Simkute

Crystal Morey’s striking ceramic sculptures of human-animal hybrids: a meditative exploration

Ted Lott transforms found domestic furniture and objects into raw architectural models

Sculpted symbiosis: Megan Bogonovich’s ceramic celebration of coexistence

Reflections of the soul: the sculptural emotions of Samuel Salcedo

Elegance meets eerie: unveiling the wood sculptures of John Morris

Anatomical marvels: Masao Kinoshita’s sculptures explore myth, religion, and the human form

Sculpting dreams: Sazen Lee’s blend of hyperrealism, surrealism, and fantasy

The exquisite figurative sculptures of artist duo Kristine & Colin Poole

Where nature runs wild: the enchanting grotesquerie of Yui Ishibashi’s sculptures

Human Nature’s Kintsugi: intriguing surrealistic sculptures by Glen Taylor

Cao Hui reveals the visceral internal side of objects as if they were living beings

Historical Fiction: Joshua Goode blends ancient relics with pop culture icons in his anachronistic sculptures

Vibrant and thought-provoking cartoon-like sculptures by Troy Coulterman

The uncanny creatures of Kirk Roda transport us to another world

Surreal sculptures of melted mirror disco balls by Rotganzen Studio

After The Waves (The Waifs): surreal sculptures of brooms with human hairs by Vincent Olinet

Humans and nature: poetic and illusionistic ceramic sculptures by Christopher David White

Artist Adam Parker Smith compresses classical sculptures into small marble cubes