To cover unattractive scaffolding on its NYC building, Google commissioned a panoramic mural from Dark Igloo that tells the history of the Chelsea neighborhood.

Here to lighten the mood a bit during the duller parts of your nighttime or subterranean transit is a quirky little projector that suctions to vehicular shells.

French artist Mathilde Roussel makes a statement about the origins of our food with this series of hanging human figures, which sprout grass seeds over time.

15 artists use light as a medium to craft incredible installations like massive LED cathedrals, glowing skeletons and fields of artificial flowers.

Artist Do Ho Suh merges his memories of past homes in South Korea with the shapes of his new home in America with sheer, architectural fabric installations.

Trees in some of Seattle's parks are now a bright Smurf-like shade of blue in a semi-permanent project by artist Konstantin Dimopoulos.

These 15 art installations transformed galleries and other spaces into surreal, often interactive environments with amazing visuals and optical illusions.

Korean artist Hong Sung Chul prints images of human body parts onto individual strings so that they come together into ghostly three-dimensional sculptures.

A rustic 19th-century cabin by artist Mark Reigelman is an unlikely sight clinging to the Hotel des Arts in the middle of urban San Francisco.

Artists unroll a vast, 1,400-foot carpet of living grass through the streets of a French village to celebrate its long-running program of arts and nature trails.