You can make everything with everything. That’s what Isaac Cordal has done and thus has caught the attention of many in the world of art and popular culture. The idea seems ‘elementary’ but the execution of it needs talent and skill, particularly because these shapes come to life only if they are seen from a particular angle.
So he has carefully pushed and modeled faces into common household colanders. Then projected the shadow onto the street. The results are inspiring. His main concept is to try to make projections using the resources of city lights at night. Who needs a gallery or a studio? Awesome.
Amazing and very interesting bikes. These bikes have unusual shape and unusual seats, steering wheel and wheels. Probably for these bikes is not necessary to turn the pedals.
Painting has always fascinated generations, whether it’s street art or canvas painting, the realm of painter’s imagination is what drives and grows curiosity amongst the onlookers. But this new funny form is worth it all. Painting your imagination on your finger and portraying it in a specific fashion to make it come alive is what’s the main concept behind this simple yet sophisticated art.
From depicting a human resting in bath tub, delivery boy, hotel chef , dancing to sun bath on beach to make the scene come alive, funny finger artists have crossed all the limits.
This just makes you crazy and the thought of the legendary “South Park” certainly crosses one’s mind.
Britain's Got Talent: 28-year-old dancer Razy, originally from Romania, is trying out for Britain's Got Talent with quite a unique act, taking queues from the film The Matrix. With breakdancers being notorious on this show - from Tobias Mead and Aiden Davis to winner George Sampson - has Razy got something special that makes him different?
This Romanian guy comes to the Britain Got Talent show and amazes everybody, especially the judges. Watch and enjoy; if you have seen Matrix you’ll enjoy it even more.