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New signed limited edition by HYBRID:

Hand finished with 24 caret gold

Edition of 50

100x100 cm

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Amazing floating stage of the Bregenz Festival in Austria.

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Jim Dingilian's candle smoke paintings on the inside of empty bottles.

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Willard Wigan‘s micro-sculptures are so minute that they are only visible through a microscope. Each piece commonly sits within the eye of a needle, or on a pin head!

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World’s first beach calligrapher: Andrew van der Merwe.

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World’s first beach calligrapher: Andrew van der Merwe.

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Bart Jansen Turns Dead Cat into Remote-Controlled Helicopter!

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NOT a tree frog! Johannes Stoetter created this using five human models

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3D painting or sculpture? Amazing! Riusuke Fukahori paints incredibly realistic three-dimensional goldfish embedded in layers of transparent resin.

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Can you find the man ?! Amazing camouflage by Carolyn Roper.

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fascinating Ramon Bruin's 3D drawing on paper.

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world’s largest 3D street art created by 3D Joe & Max in London

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Interactive art by Cosmo Sarson! very interesting!

‘I Create a Riot’ is an interactive piece, it's an adult take on a classic childs toy - the old ‘pocket money’ dioramas of the ‘70’s, where a small printed scene would come with a sheet of ‘Letraset’ transfer figures to be rubbed down on to the background.

The print has the deliberate aesthetic of commercial illustration and nostalgic packaging of  childrens toys from the 70’s. Each print is issued with a set of peelable stickers consisting of figures of ‘looters’ and ‘riot police’ for the owner to place about the print to complete the composition and narrative.

It is the first in a series 6, depicting apocolyptic scenes in major cities from around the world.

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Meet our new artist Cosmo Sarson! :)

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Exciting new art by Laura Bevan!

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Masterpieces recreated on toast! 

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Brighton Clothes Tower!

Co-commissioned by Brighton Festival

Two newly commissioned sculptures by one of Finland’s leading artists Kaarina Kaikkonen, one at Fabrica and another at the Clock Tower in the city centre.

Working primarily in public and easily accessible places, Kaarina Kaikkonen uses simple, everyday objects such as second-hand clothing, toilet paper and women’s shoes, to create large-scale installations that articulate the architectural or open space in which her works are sited. She is best known for several major works using hundreds of discarded men’s jackets, which have a highly charged and personal significance for her. Though ambiguous in meaning, her works evoke associations of personal loss, collective memory, and local history.