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Artist Emil Alzamora, who was born in Peru but lives in New York, explores the human form through his haunting figurative sculptures.

The below sculpture, called Abedo, was created in 2014 at his studio.

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Planet by Marc Quinn, a giant sculpture of a sleeping baby.

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Mike Ross is an Argentine conceptual artist who likes to play with space with many of his works on display in public places.

This ladder and window piece went on display at the Spiral Garden in Tokyo, Japan, last year where it remains.




Take my Lightening but dont steal my Thunder by Alex Chinneck.

Built via the hands of 100 people and installed carefully over four days, Alex’s illusion creates the impression that the roof of Covent Garden Market is literally hovering freestyle above our heads, floating.

As if its upper portion has broken away from its stone base to float in mid air

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Michael Jones sculpture.


Michael Jones scored the first try at the first ever Rugby World Cup.

This was photographed by Geoff Dale.

His sculptress daughter Natalie Stamilla was commissioned by the NZRFU to create a bronze statue that was later erected at Eden Park that was 1 ½ times the life-size image and 1 ½ tonne.



Floating stone by Smabad Abbas.


Coffee Kiss by Johnson Tsang


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Explorers:
Artist Emil Alzamora, who was born in Peru but lives in New York, explores the human form through his haunting figurative sculptures.

The below sculpture, called Abedo, was created in 2014 at his studio.

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Lucky country by Norton Flavel, a gravity defying, oversized ball and chain.





Wurf VI By Anna Borgman And Candy Lenk.


In this picture, a stone was seen hanging along the building.

It can look frightening to passersby but the stone hangs without fail at the building.

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These sculptures seemingly defy the laws of gravity thanks to a spot of ingenious engineering.

MailOnline Travel has scoured the globe for some of the most impressive pieces of art that turn things on their head.




'I make art for myself and for people who wish to come along for a ride through my dreams,' says Italian sculptor Lorenzo Quinn, who created this gravity-defying piece of art, which was installed at the Museum of Modern Art in Shanghai.






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