Andreas Gursky is notorious for his photographs of organized chaos. He captures places and things in structured rows and columns. With his oversized and seductive color photos, he often walks the fine line between real and hyper-real. His most infamous work, 99 Cent, shows us something we see everyday, and yet...

Jonathan Stein appropriates iconic brands to make a personal statement through his stunning, hand-cast bronze sculptures that he encrusts with thousands of Swarovski crystals.  1. Can you describe when you first realized that creating was something you had to do? Ever since I was a child, I’ve had a love of...

Artist Daniel Arsham thinks about the past… a lot. He re-imagines objects once used everyday but have since faded from the zeitgeist like Polaroid cameras and real film projectors. It seems hard to believe, but these cameras have been cast using shattered glass. Using an untraditional material to cast a relic...

Greetings artists and welcome to our exciting new site, Worship the Brand! I’m Dottie, the site curator, and I’m here to take you on a little journey through all the inspiring and fascinating content we have created just for you.

Coco Chanel once said “In order to be irreplaceable one must always be different.” Chinese artist Mu Chen’s take on Chanel’s iconic logo for her “Color” series certainly stands out from the crowd. Using five different types of earth collected specifically from China and using an ancient method of tamping earth,...