When it comes to art, we see that people from different parts of the world create works that leave our mouths open . In addition, the evolution of art over time (like today’s NFTs) and the fact that there are too many branches to count, allow these artists to express their creativity.
In this content, we focused on the works of photographer Hugo Suíssas , one of the mentioned artists. Let’s take a look at the works of Suissas, who interprets landscape and architectural structure-oriented photographs with her own creativity .
Here, instead of the woman’s hands, he chose to use a clasp.
The barbed wires here don’t look that dangerous. Rather they are like tracks of the plane that has made a lot of turns
Trees are used instead of the brush part of the toothbrush:
He doesn’t grin so much when he puts marker pens instead of Amsterdam houses:
“The biggest sand castle”
Commentary on ‘book pages’ for Sydney Opera House:
The trace left behind by airplanes is orchestral conduct. By the way, if you do not know what the traces in question are, you can learn from the content we have added under the photo.
A skate using bridge lights instead of wheels:
Colorful stairs from inside the sharpener:
Leaning Tower of Pisa just losing the game (coloured)
One of the Frank Owen Gehry buildings in Düsseldorf
Unique combination of Tower Bridge and Pinball in London:
Louvre Museum converted to wedding ring here:
Here, too, a drill bit has passed instead of a large building.
These buildings in Singapore are ‘cuck’ instead of a utility knife.
BONUS: A building that replaces a grater
You can reach the artist’s other impressive works on Instagram here. You can share your thoughts in the comment section.
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