Instagram on Instagram: "@fmonthoux (François Monthoux) has spent the past three years building a clay city in the forest 🌳🏰⁣ ⁣ “I love imagining the people who live in the streets of my city,” says the Swiss artist. “The happiest moments are when the characters I sculpt resemble what I live through. When I sculpt the fool, placed at the highest point of the city, I find myself truly up high, standing on a ladder above my sculpture.”⁣ ⁣ François draws inspiration from the organization of ants,

Viral Art 🎨 on Instagram: "Turning the unexpected into art, this Chinese multimedia artist pushes creativity to new heights. Whether crafting portraits on toast, painting with spinning motion, coloring bubble wrap with pop icons, or sculpting with denim, their works highlight the limitless potential of everyday materials. Artist: miaobky / 喵不可言 on Douyin #art #creative #artist #mixedmedia"

Artists Universum 🖌️ on Instagram: "Jordane Saget is a Paris-based contemporary artist recognized for his iconic trio of flowing chalk or blanc de Meudon lines that bring the city’s architecture and pavements to life. Influenced by geometry, mathematics, and Tai Chi, Saget realized that three lines form an ideal rhythm of balance and motion. Since 2015, he has drawn them across urban spaces—sidewalks, metro walls, billboards, and shop shutters—leaving poetic, fleeting marks that invite reflecti

Art Daily Dose on Instagram: "Guillermo Galetti is an Argentine artist who transforms discarded metal into mesmerizing biomechanical sculptures. Drawing on his dual life as a physical education teacher and a blacksmith, his pieces often mimic the motions of animals and humans, making static metal seem alive. His work has reached a global audience, thanks in large part to viral moments on social media that showcase the uncanny movement and craftsmanship of his sculptures. Artist: @ladrondechatarr

Artistuniversity 🔴 on Instagram: "Argentine artist Guillermo Galetti transforms discarded metal into mesmerizing biomechanical sculptures. Combining his experience as both a physical education teacher & a blacksmith, he creates pieces that mimic the motion of animals & humans—bringing static metal to life. His work has captivated audiences worldwide, fueled by viral moments that highlight the uncanny movement & masterful craftsmanship of his creations. Artist @ladrondechatarra"