Radiant Alchemy: How an Iron Sparked Living Portraits
Benjamin Shine doesn’t just make portraits—he coaxes faces out of air, light, and possibility, then seals them with the hiss […]
Stone That Remembers: The Sculptor Who Carves Our Waste Into Wonder
There is a moment, standing before a crumpled “cardboard” box that turns out to be Portland Stone, when perception buckles
Jon Foreman Sorts Stones by Color, Then Lets the Sea Decide
Jon Foreman, known online as Sculpt The World, turns beaches and forest floors into temporary canvases where stones, sand, and
British Artist Ashley Davies Brings Birds to Life Through Kinetic Sculptures
Ashley Davies spends her days in a London workshop carving birds from blocks of wood. But these aren’t static sculptures
Japanese Artist Suguru Ito Turns Ordinary Pencils into Viral Mini Sculptures
If you scroll through TikTok or Instagram today, you’ll likely stumble across a short video that makes you stop. A
Danielle Clough: you watch thread become paint, grid become canvas
You meet Danielle Clough in Cape Town, where she turns embroidery into a contemporary studio practice that treats thread like
Calvin Nicholls’ paper sculpture: what you need to know
Here’s what you need to know about Calvin Nicholls and his paper sculpture. You’ll see where he started, how he
Cretan Woodcarver Michael Bechlivanis Keeps Family Craft Alive Through WoodCarvingHeritage
On the island of Crete, where rugged mountains meet the sea, ancient traditions still shape daily life. Among them is
The Blind Woodsman: How John Furniss Turns Darkness into Design
Here’s what you need to know. John Furniss, known worldwide as The Blind Woodsman, lost his sight at 16 after
American Gothic: What You’re Really Looking At
Here’s what you came for: the people in American Gothic are real. Grant Wood used his sister, Nan Wood Graham,