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.

Strange sci-fi creatures come to life with the use of skeletons, vacuum parts, watch gears and other found objects in these 36 steampunk animal sculptures.

These 15 spooky spider bugs are each as big as a VW Beetle, which makes perfect sense 'cause that's what they're made from... along with your worst nightmares.

These architectural monuments pay tribute to a variety of subjects, conveying emotion with abstract and creative three-dimensional objects and spaces.

These artists don't work for cash, they work WITH cash, creating sculptures, collages, furniture and even stop-motion animation using coins and paper money.

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...

Colorful and strange, these temporary urban sculptures bring art out of museums and into the streets where it interacts with daily life in the city.

Every city has its own unique sound, but until now those sounds have been less than musical. This unique project turns the city itself into an instrument.