Art Installation Category
(31 votes)
Bard-code Art is whole new direction in art. Scott Blake runs a website, where he posts his newest creations. For example this image of Andy Warhol is done entirely of small bar codes. If you have troubles believing it, jump inside this post to see proof and few more “zoomed” images. Amazing! Note, that the [...]
(45 votes)
Johan Lorbeer became famous in the past years particularly because of his spectacular “Still-Life” Performances, which took place frequently in the public area. His installations like “Proletarian Mural” and “Tarzan” are famous in Germany, but still unknown internationally. This artist was pointed to us, by our fan Simon, who sent us the original article. I [...]
(94 votes)
Rob Gonsalves is a Canadian painter of magic realism illusions. I couldn’t find Rob’s homepage, so if you know what’s the adress, be sure to post it under comments. I included a set of 36 pictures Rob Gonsalves produced, and you can see all of them if you jump inside this post. I would appreciate [...]
(45 votes)
The minute I saw this photo, I felt sorry for a poor guy. I assumed it’s a picture of a dying elephant. But later I realised it came from a site dedicated to sand sculptures. This exibit is located at Harrison Hot Springs, also know as “Harrisand”. Harrisand hosts a World Championships of Sand Sculpture, [...]
I’m not sure to be exact if this is an optical illusion, or just some weird magic trick simmilar to “Impossible Bottles”, “Impossible Concturctions”, “Impossible Objects”… One thing I’m sure of, is that I can’t figure out how the hell did they manage to pull this column through a supermarket stroller… without cutting both of [...]
(19 votes)
You can find this one at the Centre Pompidou. There are many views of this modern art installment. From every single angle it looks different. When you look at it from right in the middle of the room, the cubic below looks transparent, the strange thingy on top is a triangle, and you can see [...]
(17 votes)
Can you see what’s the illusion here? Obviously not unless you opened this photo in it’s full-size. The company named Pop Art created this really great poster to honour the victims in the WTC disaster on September 11th 2001. Each victim of 9/11 is commemorated in this poster, and all words are completely legible. More [...]
(40 votes)
Located in some secret metro station, somwhere in unknow parellel universe, this image was shot. It appears people are climbing this illusionary stairs, which are painted on the wall. Looked from a certain point of view, they look like real 3D transparent stairs! If you noticed, then yes – these are the same “Magic Stairs” [...]
