Weapon collages by Justine Smith. Kind of reminding Mandalas…

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Artist and designer, Úna Burke is based in London: “Through my work I continually aim to create leather objects which are both visually captivating and technically challenging. They are pieces of wearable art which are indefinable as particular garments, preventing them from being placed into the conventional categories of the fashion industry. They are free to exist just as the objects that they are, interpreted independently by each individual. [ … ]”

RE.TREAT “is a conceptual collection of wearable art pieces, depicting a series of eight human gestures associated with the cause, the physical and psychological effect and the healing stages of human trauma. Sculptural forms are created around the shape of the contorted female body. A number of pieces are reminiscent of prosthetics and medical braces. This signifies the potential for healing within the boundaries of something which inhibits the body.”

Some pieces are available for sale at SHOWstudio.

Bug Memorials by Carmichael Collective are tiny memorials for dead insects…

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Incredible wire art by David Oliveira

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Adam Martinakis is a digital artist and interior designer from Athens, Greece, that works mainly on 3d.

(via The Cool Collector)

“Song Kun: A Thousand Kisses Deep”: The Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA) will present an exhibition of new work by Song Kun, one of China’s most prominent young female artists.
More about the artist here and here.