Artworks by Peter Hazel

Peter Hazel is a mosaic sculpture artist well-known for his large scale, three-dimensional works. Inspired by nature, Hazel utilizes both up-cycled ceramics as well as hand-glazed, custom mosaic tiles he fires himself.

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Artist Baptiste Debombourg Creates A Sculpture That Looks Like A Roller Coaster Of Chairs | via contemporist.com

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Jim Bachor fixes Chicago’s potholes with mosaics of ice-creams

Jim Bachor is a Chicago-based artist whose work took an unusual path. He creates street art pieces that also serve a public purpose, he fixes potholes with mosaics. At first, his mosaics were filled with flowers, but now he add ice-creams in it.

This project of his looks like peaceful protesting, but it’s much more than that. The artist actively contributes to society in two ways, he fixes public expenditure and he adds some beauty to this world. Bachor also creates other types of art, but it’s safe to say that he specializes in mosaics, with some cool contemporary pieces.

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A thousand colorful umbrellas These decorations come as part of a Jerusalem municipality plan to open more attractions and cultural activities. Something about the colorful rows makes us think of flowering country fields, quite a bright blast in a city! Against the gorgeous traditional architecture, they bring together the old and the new.

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Lomography in Colors - Manz

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Сегодня был хороший день и теплый, но только на солнце☀️ в тени ж холодина.😁 by ann_ter http://ift.tt/1G9ERM0

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Art school confidential, Liz Atkin

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Fire Paintings Draws With Flames And Soot  by Steven Spazuk

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Steven Spazuk is a Canada-based artist who uses candle soot to create elegant drawings. After depositing soot on his media with a candle or torch, he etches lines and patterns in the soot with  pencils and feathers.

Though Spazuk has spent the last 14 years developing and perfecting his soot painting technique, the creation process always has an element of random spontaneity and improvisation. via: boredpanda

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ARE PEOPLE EVEN REAL

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Breaking Surf | Vitaliy Sokol

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Lost in the Colors | Victor Liu

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Maiko Takeda

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Everyone loves a parade

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Impressive Wire Mesh Installation

The art group  Incipit, known for their active promotion of public art installations has showcased a handmade wire mesh structure for the Italian festival Meeting del Mare this year. The translucent structure mirrors the beauty and geometry of architecture as well as its most faithful visitors, birds. Made by Edoardo Tresoldi and curated by Simone Pallotta and Antonio Oriente, the impressive piece’s building process can be viewed on the video below.

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Happy #macroshot Monday! Although the rest of the week will be dedicated to our #burningman piece, we thought we'd give you a close up on a piece of #abalone in the studio. We used this for our sink piece as well as our "Bird Song" violin that was donated to the #renophilharmonic. Check them both out on our website, link in bio! -Team Peter Hazel

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