Melanie Rothschild

These bent paper and wood pieces are by Los Angeles artist Melanie Rothschild.  To see more of her work go to her website.

Clare Pentlow

These intricate paper pieces are by artist Clare Pentlow.  To see more of her work go to her website.

Bronwyn Oliver

These intricate wire sculptures are from Australian artist, Bronwyn Oliver (1959 - 2006).  To see more of her work go to the Tarrawarra Museum website.

Nick Lamia

These vibrant acrylic paintings are by artist Nick Lamia.  To see more of his work, go to his website.

Denny Bitte

These ethereal images of foggy landscapes are by German photographer Denny Bitte.  To see more of his work go to his 500x page.

Martha Pachon Rodriguez

These nature-inspired ceramic sculptures are by Colombian artist Martha Pachon Rodriguez.  To see more of her work, go to her website.

Brody Neuenschwander

These multi-dimensional calligraphic pieces are by Belgian artist Brody Neuenschwander.  To see more of his work go to his website.

Fred Ingrams

These colorful abstracted landscapes are by Norfolk artist Fred Ingrams.  To see more of his work, go to his website.

Suzanne Rippe

These wood inlaid with mosaic pieces are by French artist/designer Suzanne Rippe.  To see more of her work, go to her website.

Gaku

These beautifully intricate carvings are by Japanese artist Gaku.  You can see more of his amazing work on his Instagram.

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Meg Hitchcock

These complex, interwoven collages are by Brooklyn-based artist Meg Hitchcock.  She dissects religious texts and uses the invidual letters to create her works.  To see more, go to her website.

Ann Hall Richards

These textured vessels created from cast paper and twined waxed linen are by Minnesota artist Ann Hall Richards.  To see more of her work go to her website.

Tomoko Takeda

Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes

Two Year's Vacation by Jules Verne

The Spider's Thread and Other Stories by Akutagawa Ryunosuke

Tokyo-based artist and designer, Tomoko Takeda, transforms literaray works into intricate pieces of art in her series monogatari no dampen (translated as "story fragments").