The sculpture of Jeremy Mayer gives typewriters new life and his intricate piece’s are visually interesting and fun to explore.
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Protrude, Flow

By now you may have seen the car commercial, I can’t find it at the moment, showing a magnetic liquid sculpture as the theme. I had to find out who did these and am astounded by the images and video I found. Sachiko Kodama, part artist and part physicist, is the creator behind these fascinating works.

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Tokujin Yoshioka’s work lives somewhere between art and architecture.  Yoshioka’s latest work, “Snow” will be a part of the exhibit, “Sensing Nature” opening this Saturday, July 24 at the Mori Art Museum.
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Arkiv is an amazing painter, sculptor and toy maker.  His paintings are rich with color and fluid movement and his toys are sculpted with perfection.

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Quirky Machine CD Cover

Today’s colorful illustrations are by the talented illustrator Simon Wild.  Wild’s creations are rich with complex composition and color.
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Tears of the Moon

NATSU creates beautiful sculptural installations.  These works are constructed from many elaborate and complex lines of beaded wire, sequins and other various materials.

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untitled - sugar, shopping cart approx. 102 x 545 x 485 cm

I really enjoy the minimal approach Thomas Rentmeister uses in his artwork.  Rentmeister “over uses” a particular item, allowing the mass quantity of his chosen material, become the main voice of the artwork.
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bim - carpet, 80 square meters

Heike Weber’s work is all about the line. Whether using marker, silicone, paper or carpet, Weber creates amazingly complex compositions.
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Sluice - Pigeon feathers, felt, glue and polystyrene - 4.5 x 2.5 x .5 m

Kate MccGuire is creating stunning sculptures and installations using Pigeon feathers.  The many layers of intricately placed feathers bring her sculptures to life.

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Living somewhere between kinetic sculpture and conceptual robotics, Theo Jansen’s creations are just as visually interesting as they are from a functional perspective.  Since I first featured Theo Jansen on Today in Art, there have not been many new photos added.  Recently, new photos of Jansen and his creatures have been uploaded.  This is exciting and I can’t wait to see where he goes with his work.
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