Jedavu Art

Nature-Inspired Tattoos Made of Thousands of Tiny Dots Mimic Scientific Drawings

Argentina-based tattoo artist Luciano Del Fabro uses a minimalist aesthetic to depict the beauty of the natural world. Carefully etched animals, trees, and skulls are completed in black ink with countless minuscule dots stippled to add three-dimensional form. Del Fabro's hand is so light, that at times, these dots mimic thin, elegant lines. It's only upon close inspection that we see he's individually poked every tiny circle.

Beautifully Detailed Tattoos Mimic the Delicate Lacework of Embroidery

French tattoo artist Falukorv brings the visual beauty of lace to the human body through skillfully inked patterns.

Mesmerizing Kinetic Sculptures by Bob Potts Mimic Motions of Flight and Fish

Hand-Built Porcelain Sculptures by Nuala O’Donovan Mimic Fractal Patterns Found in Nature

Meredith Woolnough’s Embroideries Mimic Delicate Forms of Nature

Mixed Media Aquarium Sculptures by Mariele Neudecker Mimic Paintings and Photographs

In a fascinating blend of chemistry and sculpture, artist Mariele Neudecker builds three dimensional images contained within large aquariums, an ongoing series she refers to as “Tank Works.”