Margriet van Breevoort is an artist based in Amsterdam who creates hyperrealistic sculptures that hover between the believable and the impossible. Her works, often featuring

French performance artist Abraham Poincheval turned his own body into an incubator in Œuf (Egg), a remarkable 2017 performance at Palais de Tokyo in Paris.

Taiwanese artist Shyu Ruey-Shiann’s 'Eight Drunken Immortals' (2012) turns traditional Chinese legend into a wonderfully chaotic kinetic sculpture. Eight small robots race unpredictably across the

A bronze horse appears to defy gravity in Madrid’s Plaza del Carmen. 🐎 Titled 'El Rumor de la Discordia', the monumental sculpture is by Mexican

The Whale is a remarkable new museum taking shape on the Arctic coast of Norway. 🐋 Designed by Danish architect Dorte Mandrup, it will open

Elen Braga’s textile installation 'Burn Char Roast' turns a familiar German street-food symbol into something much stranger. 🥙 🐦 Three oversized kebab skewers rotate in

Benjamin Planitzer is a Munich-based wood artist whose practice sits between sculpture, craftsmanship and contemporary design. Trained first as a carpenter and master woodturner, he

Matt McCreary and Charles Auguste are a parkour and performance duo turning architecture into choreography. Their site-specific performances are created through observation and co-creation with

Bastien Cuénot is a French sculptor and visual artist whose practice examines the uneasy collision between nature and technology. Born in 1987, he works with

In 1995, Chinese artist Lin Yilin stood in the middle of a busy Guangzhou street, moving a wall of concrete blocks across Lin He Road