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Although minimal at it's core, Dávila's approach to sculpture is highly engaging and captivating. His exploration of geometry, materiality and complete disregard for forces of gravity make us feel just a little bit excited. Simple as...

In his photographic series 'Fiction', French photographer Antoine Mercusot captures still-life portraits set within architectural models. These sets feature miniature worlds created from timber, cardboard, paper and...

These images can almost be mistaken for close-ups of Arctic caves, crashing waves or aerials of icy mountains. Alas, these unusual and imaginary 'landscape' series by Norwegian artist Vilde Rolfsen were constructed with tinted lights and...

American artist Nathan Carter is best known for his brightly coloured, playful sculptures with peculiar titles. His work has a certain and undeniable Alexander Calder-esque quality, although Carter manages to interpret the late master's...

In 1714, architect Franz Beer built the Abbey church of Bellelay. Enormous pilasters, decorated with lavish ornamentation, monumental emptiness and a fascinating play of light still captivate 300 years later. The foundation of the church...

Well, well well.... Who would've thought? It turns out us humans are quite obsessed with money. In case you need further proof of this radical concept - look no further than today's post, which explores the most compelling examples of...