These sculptures by Korean artist Gwon Osang are made from hundreds of photographs of the original subjects, overlayed onto life-sized mannequins to create an effect which is both realistic and surreal at the same time.

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Last year artist, Roger Hiorns was nominated for a Turner Prize with this art installation, Seizure. For this work, Hiorns pumped 75,000 liters of liquid copper-sulfate into an empty public housing flat in London, which resulted in the rooms being covered with stunning blue crystals. His new work, Untitled (Alliance), consists of two airplane engines filled with prescription drugs, and is currently on view at the Art Institute of Chicago.

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Wow, wow, wow. George Vlosich III has been creating extraordinary Etch A Sketch artworks since 1989, when he was just ten years of age. Each sketch is an original work of art and takes him up to 80 hours to create. The artwork is then preserved for eternity, or until they work out how to bring Cryonics bodies back to life. Whichever comes first.

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