“South Korean, New York-based artist Ran Hwang uses buttons from the fashion industry to create large-scale, often immersive installations. Ran Hwang borrows materials from the fashion industry and create large iconic figures such as a Buddha with a cherry blossom growing from its head. In other works, a traditional vase simultaneously connotes both fullness and emptiness and a wingless bird trapped in a prison cell can no longer fly.” Find Ran Hwang’s other art works at her website here.
Source: Your Eyes Blaze Out
From conception to execution, people’s creativity never ceases to amaze me. Very cool.
So agree…
Amazing. I so love unique art like this!
This is awesome!
People amaze me…I’ll never look at a button in the same way again. I envy such creativity..
As I struggle drawing a stick man. Yes, amazing.
what artists can create with ideas and imagination, always fills me with inspiration and motivation!
So agree Debi. I just scratch my head in awe.
I scratch my head and wonder, why I do I bother!! 🙂
PLEASE! You are right there. Right there.
thank you David
intense – and i love the unlimited vision that people have
Yes, incredible.
Stunning!! Genius..lyrical…
Very, very cool!!
I like this piece of art…a few years ago I was at an gallery opening and one of the artist had phenomenal pieces in which thousand of black fly wings were the medium…created some interesting shadowing and depth…painstaking precision…that amazed me.
A thousand black fly wines. Wow.
Not a Thousand…but Thousands! He had several pieces and he had to hire an assistant as they had to use I think he said tweezers to set them for the mount…Over time the gossamer wings degrade…He told me about how he acquired the wings some person who raises them, then I think freeze dried them….ah, hmm…
Wow.
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