We’ve made a selection of photos in order to see how human mind works. Creativity describes perfectly this selection and you will be amazed of the ingenuity of these artists.

Surrealism is represented precisely among these sculptures. Emotions, pleasures, upside down theories and different points of view – this is what you will see – in these modern sculptures.

Check them out for more information and start to see our world through photos!

Katie Grinnan — Mirage, 2011

Ron Gilad — Gate, 2014

Mario Mankey — Ego Erectus, 2017

Stone sculpture by Smaban Abbas in Cairo International Airport

Mehmet Ali Uysal — Avion, 2016

Jeff Koons — Play-Doh, 1994–2014

Adrian Arleo — Hand Child, 2005

A wax sculpture by Urs Fischer

Chiharu Shiota — Uncertain Journey, 2016

Fabien Mérelle — Pentateuque, 2013

A sculpture by Fredrik Raddum, 2017

Bogdan Rata — Loneliness, 2011

A sculpture by Yoshitoshi Kanemaki, 2017

Freya Jobbins — Cassiopeia, 2015

Johnson Tsang — Open Mind, 2016

Wire mesh sculpture by Edoardo Tresoldi

Wolfgang Stiller — Matchstick Man, 2016

Adam Martinakis — Cocoon, 2017