"Transformers" and other sculptures made out of polystyrene

Polystyrene are mostly used to protect articles from breaking when sent in packages. A professor of digital arts at University of Oregon, Michael Salter, uses polystyrene to make robot sculptures, formula cars and bikes. His biggest sculpture is a 22 feet tall robot surrounded with small robots to make passers-by keep distance so they don’t accidentally knock it over. Salter creates the sculptures by cutting the polystyrene in pieces and gluing them together, and it took him several months to do it.

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Tiny cement sculptures melting into the streets

The artist behind this work is Isaac Cordal from London. The figures are all made in cement and is about 10 inches big. They represent how the man leaves his citizen role and becomes one with the city, almost like camouflage. The art work is something between sculpture and photography, because the photographs of the sculptures in different settings are used as a witness in later exhibitions.

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Seductive Girl Sculptures by Martin Di Girolamo

Argentinean artist Martin Di Girolamo creates figurative sculptures of molded epoxy representing an array of seductive, young women. With perfect bodies, provocative smiles and sexy clothes, his doll-like girls are playful, candy colored, anatomically correct sculptures, around 4 feet high, standing goddess-like on pedestals at eye-level with the viewer

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