In a future world of vast military destruction, world powers have begun using militarized insects to vanquish enemies. Little did we know it would backfire...

Unless you've been living under a rock, chances are you've seen Nyan Cat around the Internet. He seems to find himself in the oddest places these days...

The creator of the website Urban Atrophy has published an incredible picture book complete with the histories of the buildings he explores and documents.

The ephemeral nature of dreams fascinates us but often eludes definition. This unusual book creates a one-of-a-kind visual representation of fleeting dreams.

Retro gadgets are turned into meticulously arranged art in Todd McLellan's series of deconstructed devices.

Wealthy people on the East coast of the US have a new way to blow off some steam. They can buy entry into an exclusive club where the focus is destruction.

Peek into the astonishing collection of a miniature book enthusiast who may have the littlest huge library in the entire world.

Can you always trust your senses to tell you the truth? This strange set of photos shows us that we're the same no matter what mask we show to the world.

If human settlements move off of land and into the water in the future, these artificial islands may become our homes in the wet and salty frontier.

The second section of the High Line park has opened in NYC. The unique park was once an elevated railroad track but now provides a slice of nature in the city.

A lonely abandoned house was turned in to a space filled with life and light for a temporary - but utterly moving - installation.

Most of us wouldn't dare to scrawl all over our walls, but Japanese artist Yosuke Goda's room-size wall drawings are a definite improvement to any room.

Using his body as a life-size Spirograph and grasping pencils in each hand, Tony Orrico creates unique works of precise yet organic mathematical art.

Every generation has had its own art and its own ways of teaching children. These occupational alphabets from the 19th century are an intersection of the two.

This portrait consisting of QR codes is impressive in its own right, but it is even more so when you consider that it has a second layer of hidden meaning.