Matthew Albanese is known for constructing meticulously detailed small-scale models using diverse materials and objects to create landscapes. For example, the tornado scene above was made from steel wool, cotton, ground parsley and moss.
A film produced by Keiichi Matsuda for his master’s degree in Architecture. It is part of a larger project about the social and architectural consequences of new media and augmented reality. Enjoy!
Recently, I posted “Super Epic Rainbow Cake,” and now there are “Rainbow Pancakes” by Amanda from I am Mommy. It looks great as a picture, however, it has too much food coloring for me to eat it.
At far, some of these images look like photos. They are push pin portraits by Eric Daigh.
Glass sculptures by Luke Jerram. His work contemplates “the global impact of each disease and to consider how the artificial colouring of scientific imagery affects our understanding of phenomena.” Jerram explores the tension between the beauty of art and what it represents and how it impacts humanity.
Layered Worlds 10272 views per day 
Is this a real tornado? 6180 views per day 
Are you hungry for Rainbow Pancakes? 5610 views per day 
Is this really a sculpture? 5573 views per day 
Phantom Bike 2800 views per day 
Paint on canvas, paper, and why not on books? 2571 views per day 
The Many Faces 2426 views per day 
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