“Daniel Firman‘s works seem to lodge themselves inside this quality of duration, in a time that has not so much been abolished, but suspended”. (Marion Guilmont on Daniel Firman)

Maurizio Cattelan‘s new work is called “L.O.V.E.” and it’s a giant sculpture in front of Milan’s Stock Exchange. Unfortunately, the work will be there just for one week…

[see the gallery on Repubblica.it]

Chilean born, New York based artist and designer Sebastian Errazuriz seeks to create works that can remind people of their mortality, invite them to look again at their lives and cuestion at their daily routines…

Jamie Isenstein is known for blurring the lines between performance and sculpture, often through her use of her own body as a ready-made object…

Gwon Osang is a korean artist. His sculptures are made of hundreds of single photographs overlayed onto life-sized mannequins…

[via Lost At e Minor]

“Yu Jinyoung portrays truth and illusions of a family with a house, the hideaway of these people, as a background.”

[via ritnit]