Photography requires not only superb technology, suitable scenes, but also creativity to take perfect photos. There are many small objects in our lives that can be used in photography, such as mineral water bottles, sunglasses, mirrors, glass crystal balls, etc.

A series of cyber-robotic artist masters from Georgia O’Keeffe to Francis Bacon envision a future- utopian art universe where artists live forever and are thus enabled to deploy their creative superpowers in the ever expanding realm of technology. Many artworks are designed by Kenny Schachter and Zaha Hadid dedicated to NFT's (Non- Refundable Tokens)https://www.kennyschachter.art/

Troy Emery is an artist based in Melbourne and has an art practice encompassing sculpture, painting, and drawing. He works primarily with textiles in a sculptural practice to produce animal-like forms. His artwork examines the discourse surrounding the delineation between fine arts and craft, as well as animals as both entrenched decorative motifs and tokens of ecological ruination. https://troyemery.net/

There are amazing artists all around the world who see beauty in a bunch of tyres. They take old tyres and shape them into exotic sculptures to expose the possibilities of used materials. Check out these artists, they need to be honoured for their inspiring work. https://bouncymustard.com/20-amazing-sculptures-made-of-recycled-tires/

Andrea Francolini is a renowned and award-winning Sydney Photographer specializing in Sydney corporate photography. With over 20 years’ experience behind the lens, Andrea has the unique ability to capture the essence of his subject. Andrea has also started photo tours, Pakistan being the main destination. These photo tours are for small groups up to 6 people. Regardless of what camera is used. iphone or high end digital cameras there are ways to get better pictures. Andrea is also the founder of My First School Pakistan, an Australian charity which improves schooling conditions in northern Pakistan. https://www.afrancolini.com/

Unconventional Illusions. Under the creative direction of Rachael Fry of Criteria fame, C. Gallery has opened its doors to showcase prominent and emerging artists, both Australian and international, working to elevate quotidian mediums through unexpected forms. Through the newly expanded focus, C. Gallery will focus on Sculpture, Decorative and Applied Arts as a natural complement to Criteria’s long-standing interest in collectible design and art. Unconventional Illusions is on show at C. Gallery until November 19th, 2021. For more information, visit criteriacollection.com.au/c-gallery.