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Constanza Martinelli

Italian Art Critic, traveling the world looking for amazing art

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  • A teddy bear taking a selfie
  • A wooden post sticking out of the grass
  • A rainbow unicorn with an arrow pointing upward for a horn
  • A little cowboy with a big 'number one' hat crying for joy
  • Moses wearing sunglasses holding a list article carved into a tablet
  • Clipboard with a piece of paper on it that says 'do it to em', 'get stuff done', and 'be a legend'
  • The number one hundred thousand under a small green monster
  • The number two hundred and fifty thousand under an alien
  • The number five hundred thousand amongst a forest of eyeballs
  • The number one million on the earth, being watched by a planet sized eyeball
  • A person with their palms facing forward, wearing an uncooked turkey on their head
  • Butterflies flying around a pair of lips
  • A body builder cat flexing with 2022 written across its pecs
  • Snow White smiling serenely while looking at a bird that is perched on her hand
  • The golden snitch flying through the air
  • A green slime splatter
  • K-pop 'finger heart'
  • Funky disco dancer
  • A cat looking startled to see a human dressed as a cat eating from its bowl, labelled "Karen"
  • Two slimy tentacles touching and forming a heart shape
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  • Rudy Casudy Escapes From Reality Through Amazing Photographs

    Rudy Casudy tells us about his amazing creations. The photographs of this artist from Mexico City depict an escape from everyday life and the everyday view of reality. Viewers react both emotionally and visually to the whimsical worlds he creates, in which size, scale, movement, and function collide. The assault on the senses mirrors the fact that there is often violence in Mexico. But his art also shows the sensitivity and amazing potential of this artist.

  • This Artist Took Origami To A Whole Different Level

    You probably folded paper when you were a kid, made paper airplanes or maybe an origami crane. But Mexican artist David B. H. Troice took this hobby to the next level. He transforms paper into sculptural walls. He uses a technique called "origami tessellations" and turns them into tiles, and as an end result, wall size masterpieces.

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