Horacio Salinas has a weird and wonderful way of taking everyday objects and turning them into interesting pieces of art. The New York-born son of Argentine immigrants, Salinas has worked with everyone from Vogue, The New York Times, and GQ.
How does he describe his job?
“If I have to do one picture about a topic, I want that picture to say everything in a second.”
Celebrate Shark Week! 
Undercover by Michael Liu 
David Rogers’ Big Bugs 
Instant Table by Why The Friday 
Nano “Flowers” by Wim Noorduin 
Stone Sculptures by Hirotoshi Itoh 
Ondu, Handmade Wooden Pinhole Cameras 
Excalibur, The World’s Tallest Climbing Wall 
Cambium, Vegan Bike Saddle by Brooks England 
Gringo, Bubble Shield Helmets by Bitwell 
100 Years Later by Maico Akiba 
Tailor, Impeccably Dressed Loudspeakers 
Ihlow House, Barn Conversion by Roswag Architekten 
Cut Food Series by Beth Galton 
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