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Amazing food photo series created by Jasmin Schuller, an Austrian photographer. Ice cream, cake, and other desserts in these photos are all made from real meat. In fact, it makes me feel a little disgusting.

Brazilian sculptor Mozart Guerra firstly made the models of animal and human heads, then wrapped them with nylon rope in different colours to create unusual visual effects. Next Pages

Have you ever thought of transforming those common foods into unique works of art? Talented artist Judith G. Klausner carved miniature portraits in white cream filling of Oreo sandwich cookies.  

At the Soneva Kiri resort in Thailand there’s an unusual restaurant like bird nest on the tree-top, guests arriving there will enjoy fine food delivered by the waiter through zip line.  

The answer to chicken-and-egg thing: Eggshell came first! This incredible eggshell sculpture created by British artist Kyle Bean.

At the Centquatre gallery in Paris, France, an interesting interactive art installation by Leandro Erlich is now on display, people can take cool photos by a large mirror when they’re posting on horizontal building facade on the ground.

Artist Mati Karmin from Estonia created the unusual furniture which is made out of recycled naval mines during the Second World War, and some components and accessories are from Soviet armored vehicles. Perhaps the furniture are only for the weapons enthusiast.   Next Page

This scary bathroom with fearful transparent floor made of high strength glass was designed by Hernandez Silva, which located on top of elevator shaft of a 15-story building in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Exquisite and beautiful glass sculptures by artist Robert Mickelsen, complex and detailed network of glass shapes the objects, humans, bottles, animals and even weapons.

Using himself as model, French artist Philippe Ramette created these creative and impressive images that showing him in the poses of gravity free. These images weren’t edited by Photoshop or any other image processing software but were taken on location with the help of hidden supports. Next Pages

Amazing three-dimensional pencil drawings created by Japanese artist Nagai Hideyuki, 3D scenes and objects depicted in these paintings look like emerging from the papers when people view them from a particular angle. Next Page