Diana Shi

Chef Yujia Hu crafts raw fish kicks that look good enough to wear (and eat).

Brooklyn-based artist, Brandi Twilley, takes hold of old Polaroids, memories, and her personal intuition to revisit a damaged living room.

KangHee Kim juxtaposes vibrant nature scenes with gritty cityscapes in her alluring photo collages.

Munir de Vries interviewed locals to gather ideas for a towering, Fauvism-inspired work of street art.

On a remote island in the Pacific, a high percentage of the population sees the world in black and white.

A digital take on the still life plays with the contrast between brilliant flowers and slick ice.

Japanese artist Yuichi Ikehata ponders the disintegration of memory in her incredibly realistic photographs.

A grungy, unassuming taco stand never looked so appealing.

Don't say we didn't warn you.

You won't believe how he does it.

Arlin Graff's polar bears and oversized hummingbirds take over urban centers.

The two paper-made characters aren’t afraid to get a little hot and heavy over some spaghetti.