Artful Lee

Originally from Hawaii, Street Artist Hula, formerly Sean Yoro, paints amazing murals along waterlines in NYC years ago and is now based in LA. What a superb talent! ❤️

Japanese sculptor Hirotoshi Ito transforms river stones into surreal illusions—unzipped rocks, smiling boulders, and more. His playful, precise carvings reveal hidden worlds inside solid stone, blending humor with masterful craftsmanship. ❤️ @itohirotoshi

Finnish artist Raija Jokinen creates ethereal textile works from flax, weaving the human form with delicate layers of hand and machine embroidery. ❤️ @raijajokinen

Michelle Hamilton creates stunning glass sculptures inspired by natural forms, using fused glass and ceramic engineering to shape light, texture, and flow. Each piece feels alive—organic, intricate, and glowing with quiet strength. ❤️ @michellehamiltonglass

Isabel Miramontes's bronze sculptures captivate with their surreal elegance—elongated, ribbon-like forms that convey both motion and emotion. Her figures, often faceless, embody the tension between vulnerability and strength, isolation and freedom. ❤️ @isabelmiramontes\_sculpture

Sergio Cerchi’s paintings blend music, memory, and cubist echoes—fractured yet harmonious, rich in texture and light. I’d seen one before, but didn’t realize the depth of this powerful series. ❤️ @sergio\_cerchi\_artist

I remember seeing one of Wim Delvoye’s carved tires before—but I had no idea it was part of a whole series. Each tire is transformed with stunning detail, blending Gothic beauty with industrial waste. Absolutely incredible craftsmanship. ❤️ @wim\_delvoye

Christian Verginer’s figurative wood sculptures blend the innocence of youth with the beauty of nature, inviting empathy and wonder in every detail. ❤️ @christian\_verginer

James Wines’ "Ghost Parking Lot" (1978) turned 15 real cars into asphalt fossils in a surreal critique of car culture and consumerism. Demolished in 2003, its eerie beauty lives on in photos—and memory. ❤️

Bruno Walpoth’s "Pinocchio" (2022), carved from wood and shown at Castel Gardena, is both nostalgic and haunting—a quiet figure with a powerful message. ❤️ @bruno\_walpoth

Daniela Werneck (American, born 1974) "Wrapped in Bloom", 2025. ❤️ Watercolor on Aquabord, 61 × 30.5 cm. Private Collection.

James Brunt and Rob Conway teamed up for a stunning 80-meter land art installation in Ashington’s People’s Park—crafted entirely with biodegradable, non-toxic pitch. A beautiful blend of nature and design. ❤️ IG: @jamesbruntartist

Jeremy Galton (British artist, b. 1949) Still Life Oil on canvas. ❤️

Anna Ileby (Sweden, b.1984) "Introverted Ice Cream Boy," 2025 ❤️ Oil on canvas 90 x 80 cm

Japanese photographer Hisakata Hiroyuki brilliantly captures cats in the middle of their fierce (and very serious) combat moves—perfectly timed and full of playful energy. ❤️

There’s such a dreamy, peaceful connection between the two souls in this painting—so beautifully captured. Time for Us, 80 x 80 cm, oil on canvas, 2021 by Amirata Winter. ❤️ IG: @amiratawinter

Alicante’s Calle de San Francisco, affectionately known as “Mushroom Street,” is a whimsical pedestrian lane transformed in 2013 with towering toadstool sculptures and playful forest creatures. artist Sergio Martínez revitalized the area, turning it into a beloved spot.

Brian Mock is one of many renowned metal artists upcycling materials to create fantastic sculptures. ❤️ IG: @brianmockart

A breathtaking mural by Elle Street Art for Wynwood Walls! The vibrant flowers alongside the intricate portrait feel like a celebration of life, color, and resilience. 🌸🎨 What emotions does it stir for you?

Olga Prinku creates breathtaking art by weaving dried flowers into delicate tulle, turning nature into intricate embroidery. Her work feels like stitching with the seasons themselves—an extraordinary blend of craft, beauty, and poetry. 🌸