Wehrli takes everyday scenes of disorder and rearranges them into neat rows, sorted by different attributes such as color, size, shape, and type, etc.
Oleg Dou. Paper & Paints.
Paper, 2006.
Red, 2007.
Alyssa Monks
(Source: lacarpa, via artforadults)
Laura Sanders.Pools, Lakes and Rivers, 2009-2010.
Sun-drenched. Oil on canvas.
Last Summer. Oil on canvas.
Stacee Kalmanovsky: Rain. Installation, 2005
Isaac Cordal
(via evum)
Stunning and Intricate Egg Art of Brian Baity
Brian began carving in 2005 when he purchased a high speed carving tool from Profitable Hobbies. This is not to say that he found art at that time, as he has dabbled in drawing and painting since a very young age. While enlisted in the US Air Force, stationed in Valdosta Georgia, Brian attended a few freshman art classes and found a love for sculpture.
After leaving Georgia that interest waned, as other interests seemed more important. Recently he rediscovered his love of art and newfound appreciation for working with his hands. Brian is also quite fond of Bonsai. The beauty and elegance of a trained tree is testament to the people with the patience to dedicate a lifetime to creating living art, which will outlive its creator.
(via mad-variables)
Selected works by Jonas Etter. Yes, what you see is caramel and burned suger.
(Source: ivotemelkov)
Glass wave by Daniel Moe
So Bad So Good has put together a great gallery of breathtaking action sequence photographs.
