Temporary art

Art can be created from all kinds of things like food and everyday objects. This British artist named Justin Bateman, however, uses fragments of nature to create his masterpieces. Specifically pebbles, rocks, and stones. He creates temporary mosaics of people's portraits, animals, famous paintings, and statues. The artist calls it 'land art.' Justin enjoys this type of art because it's temporary and unmovable. It's much more valuable this way.

Learn how to make your own temporary tattoos at home with your printer. Use your own designs or downloaded pre-made sheets.

Nobody came to my online exhibition…do they not care? Don’t they want to see what I’ve so desperately tried to display for the whole world to witness? Do you…? My reality… My pitch perfect world where everyone’s happy, but you. No pain, no suffering, no regrets, except yours. If only I could push your face so close to the screen, for you to behold long enough to believe… so maybe I could believe it myself. You think it’s not real, but how would you know? Huh, means that you came to my show…

For the past few months Indianapolis-based artist Tasha Lewis has been traveling around the country creating guerrilla installations using a swarms of 400 cyanotype butterflies printed on cotton fabric (cyanotype is a photographic printing process that results in blue images, just like blueprints). Each blue insect is embedded with powerful magnets allowing her to placeContinue reading "Magnetized Cyanotype Butterfly Installations by Tasha Lewis"

THE MINIMUM MONUMENT PROJECT NÈLE AZEVEDO These charming ice sculptures of hundreds of figures, are the vision of Brazilian artist Nèle Azevedo. Lovingly han

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Kazuya Katagiri’s award-winning Shi-An is a movable mini tea house constructed entirely out of paper using ancient Origami processes. The igloo-like structure is just one of Katagiri’s fascinating recent experiments with different techniques and materials.

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CONTROL Temporary installationIn collaboration with Gonzalo Borondo Animal – Borondo solo showLondon, UK2015 &copy Blind Eye Factory