Photographer Luke Paige merges skate culture with architectural form, framing skaters in sharp, minimalist cityscapes.
Canadian jeweler Secret Wood creates mesmerizing rings by fusing natural wood with resin, forming intricate miniature worlds like forests and lagoons within each piece. 
Turkish artist Ahmet Cambaz transforms skin into storybooks with his delightful minimalist tattoos. Drawing from his background as a cartoonist, Cambaz creates tiny characters and scenes that exude warmth and simplicity. Each design is a gentle nod to childhood imagination, rendered with clean lines and subtle details that make his work both endearing and timeless. 
Artist Bert Hickman crafts stunning “Captured Lightning” sculptures by discharging 2.5 million volts into acrylic, forming intricate Lichtenberg figures—branching patterns that resemble frozen lightning bolts.
Isabell Kiefhaber’s diorama jewelry series features tiny, detailed scenes—like beach outings and mermaids—encased in transparent resin, blending storytelling with craftsmanship.
Once a bustling coal-fired power plant, Moran Plant now stands as a shell of the past—its walls draped in ivy and echoes. This atmospheric site captures the tension between industrial history and natural rebirth.
Stefan Bleekrode, a Dutch artist, possesses an extraordinary ability to draw detailed cityscapes entirely from memory. His pen-and-ink illustrations depict cities like New York, Paris, and London with astonishing accuracy, despite not using reference images. Bleekrode’s work showcases his deep understanding of architectural forms and urban layouts, offering viewers a unique perspective on the world’s major cities through the lens of memory and imagination.
Brazilian artist Camille Kachani creates hybrid sculptures where vines, roots, and branches burst from wooden objects—blurring the line between the natural and the manufactured in poetic resistance.
Founded by Tom Percy, Pangea Maps combines bathymetric data and CAD technology to create handcrafted wooden maps that reveal the hidden depths of iconic coastlines. 
Hidden in the Estonian woods, these sculptural megaphones amplify the subtle symphony of nature. Part public art, part sound installation, they encourage mindfulness and offer a beautifully designed way to experience the forest.
Brazilian artist Alex Senna transforms city walls with monochrome murals depicting tender scenes of human connection, evoking emotion through minimalist street art. 
In his project “#365 Unpacked,” Antoine Repessé amassed 70m³ of recyclable waste over four years, producing powerful images that challenge our daily consumption habits.