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Lazy days embodied in wooden sculptures by Ikuo Inada

Myartisreal — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 14:24:49 +0000

Today are fixated on these incredible sleepy wooden figures carved by Japanese artist Ikuo Inada. Some figures are shown with their head hidden within their hoodies while others are hidden below thick blankets and they all appear to be dowsing off to sleep. We all know that feeling all too well of being so tired and worn out that you just can’t bring yourself to do anything more than lay around…

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‘Rayuela’ a series of wooden sculptures by Willy Verginer

Myartisreal — Fri, 26 Mar 2021 21:02:35 +0000

Italian artist Willy Verginer is known for his figurative wooden sculptures which focus more on creating dreamlike scenes and surreal elements rather than realism. Using realistic wooden sculptures of adolescent figures accompanied by magical imagery like floating orbs. Much like Verginer’s other works we see a minimalist approach to painting of these sculptures with most of them keeping a natural…

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Pixelated wooden sculptures by Han Hsu-Tung showcase our reliance on technology

Myartisreal — Tue, 02 Mar 2021 15:12:55 +0000

In the age of technology, we can often feel our lives becoming more focused on our digital presence rather than our physical one. Han Hsu-Tung a Taiwanese artist is depicting this digital and invisible merging of life in the most physical way possible, through wooden figurative sculptures. These sculptures depict men, women, and animals all fading into pixels. Each sculpture is designed like a…

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Environment-friendly treehouse on the coast of Costa Rica

Myartisreal — Sat, 10 Oct 2020 17:15:40 +0000

A surfers paradise is the best way to describe this three-story treehouse built right in the middle of the forest overlooking the sandy beach of Costa Rica. Designed by Seattle-based company Olson Kundig Architects for a surfer client. Not only does is this client a surfer but they are an environmentalist so the project has to be environment friendly and leave as small of a footprint as possible.

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