Computer Parts Cityscape by Franco Recchia
Franco Recchia uses computer parts to make city landscapes and skyscrapers. They are amazingly detailed.
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Machine Parts Cityscape by Enoki Chu
Japanese artist Enoki Chu created 'RPM-1200', a futuristic cityscape out of polished old drill bits and machine parts.
[link]image © yuto hirakakiuchi
[link]image © haruo kaneko
[link]left image © yuto hirakakiuchi, courtesy of chu enoki
right image © yoshisato komaki
Images courtesy of Hyogo museum of art.
Poker Chips & Dice Shanghai Cityscape by Liu Jianhua
Chinese artist Liu Jianhua created this cityscape of Shanghai out of
poker chips and dice, called Unreal Scene (2008) and is displayed at a gallery in San Gimignano, Tuscany.
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Cookware San Francisco Cityscape by Zhang Wang
Chinese artist Zhan Wang used stainless steel pots and pans, as well as silverware
to create San Francisco cityscape
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[link]Egg Cityscape
This 6m x 4m city of eggs, which depicts a Chinese empire, was established in an exhibition at the Groninger Museum, Netherlands. It was made of a little more than five thousand eggs – chicken and quail.
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Sweets Shanghai Cityscape by Song Dong
Chinese contemporary artist Song Dong creates this edible replica of Shanghai City - named “Eating the City” - made of various sweets. A dozen of top food artists from Shanghai have been involved in creating of this edible artwork.
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[link]Plastic Atlantis Cityscape by Gayle Chong Kwan
Artist Gayle Chong Kwan used hundreds of old plastic bottles and food packagings to create a cityscape of the lost city of Atlantis. The project attempts to question “notions of waste, climate change and how this is changing our planet’s climate.”
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[link]Colored Tiles and Blocks Cityscape by Jacob Dahlgren
Artist Jacob Dahlgren creates this virtual cityscape installation called "Colour Reading and Contexture," made of colored tiles and wooden blocks.
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