'Six Seven Boy' from digital artist Alesk OBJ. This installation engages directly with the viral Gen Z “6-7” phenomenon—an internet-born reference that has evolved into

Canadian photographer Ulric Collette spent years developing 'Genetic Portraits', a series that seamlessly merges the faces of parents and children, siblings, cousins, and extended relatives

A floating beach ball by Damien Hirst hovers delicately above a bed of sharp glass—playful at first glance, but charged with quiet tension. 🥎🔪 The

From Iris van Herpen, the Dohrni Dress moves like something alive—an ethereal, flowing form that blurs the line between haute couture and sculpture. Inspired by

A museum volunteer thought they were cleaning… but instead, they changed the artwork forever. At the Keelung Museum of Art in Taiwan, Chen Sung-chih’s 'Inverted

At first glance, it looks like a giant retro microwave… but 'Microrave' at Artscape in Baltimore was anything but ordinary. Created by the artist collective

Victoria Boissonnas explores instinct, emotion and the body through fluid, one-line drawing. Letting movement guide the image, her practice embraces intuition over control—sometimes drawing with

Joni Punto's kinetic sculpture, a drill-powered mechanism drives a wooden foot, mimicks the repetitive push of skateboarding. 🛹 The result is a strange, hypnotic automaton

Drawing from memory, landscape and myth, Andy Barrt’s black-and-white compositions carry an almost hypnotic intensity—ornamental yet deeply personal. Adapting his work to performance art, the

A 40kg block of Carrara marble slowly dissolves in 'Liquifact' (2017) by German artist Lukas Liese. At first, it reads as permanence—stone, weight, monument. But