Artist Maskull Lasserre carves a skull from old software manuals, a snake skeleton from the handle of an axe and a child's teeth from a wooden picture frame.

Amsterdam-based artist Ingrid Siliakus cuts and folds sheets of paper into dazzlingly detailed three-dimensional buildings and cities.

Installed for the 2012 TED Conference in California, 'The Self-Assembly Line' is an architectural structure that was inspired by viruses.

Modular red stick figures built from packs of thirteen wooden blocks are spreading throughout the city of Moscow, thanks to Russian art collective Pprofessors.

Designer Dominic Wilcox balances miniature human figures on watch hands in the incredible series, 'Moments in Time', which highlights themes like surveillance.

Artist Levi van Veluw demonstrates 'Automata', a beautiful wooden sculpture imbedded with 1,000 gears that enable it to move when wound up.

The form factor of weapons is celebrated yet softened in these fun explorations of de-weaponified weapons.

Korean artist Sang Sik Hong uses thousands of straws to create eerie, luminous relief sculptures of human body parts.

If this winding, looping roller coaster looks out of place in the picturesque German countryside, it may be because not everything is as it seems.

These 11 international memorials to the tragic events of September 11th, 2001 reflect the subtly different ways 9/11 is interpreted by the world at large.