South Korean artist Myeongbeom Kim’s work — which we just spotted over on My Modern Met — is all about breathing life into inanimate objects by juxtaposing man-made elements with nature. The end result: a surreal world where light bulbs are converted into goldfish bowls and floating trees are covered in bright red balloon foliage. In other words, she has the kind of aesthetic that we imagine Tim Burton would heartily approve of. Click through to take a look at some of our favorite pieces.
Myeongbeom Kim, Untitled, 300″ X 300″ X 300″, deer taxidermy, branch, leaves
Myeongbeom Kim, Untitled 156″ X 156″ X 130″, balloon, oak tree
Myeongbeom Kim, Crown, 6″ X 10″ X 6″, pig skull, crown
Myeongbeom Kim, Edison, 15″ X 15″ X 30″, branch, goldfish, glass, steel
Myeongbeom Kim, Elevator, 118″ X 118″ X 177″, elevator, yew tree, lawn
Myeongbeom Kim, Leave Installation, leaves
Myeongbeom Kim, Untitled, 100″ X 100″ X 250″, balloon, wood
Myeongbeom Kim, Immigration, 75″ X 259″ X 180″, boat, oak tree, lawn
Myeongbeom Kim, Untitled, 59″ X 165″ X 53″, broken car, goldfish, water, rock
Myeongbeom Kim, Rest, 75″ X 98″ X 39″, bed, lawn, pillow
Myeongbeom Kim, Untitled, 70″ X 70″ X 100″, balloon, rope
Myeongbeom Kim, Crutch, 9″ X 2″ X 61″, wood, deer foot
