## **Every feeling has a face** Wonder looks up through a wall of flowers. Grief bends under a cage of stones. Dignity stands steady beneath a stormy sky, while another figure pulls away a bright smiling mask. These eight works turn very different moods into something you can see. More: **Emotion (15 Photos)** * * * ### 🌼 “Petals of Time” — By Studio Giftig in Ticonderoga, New York, USA 🇺🇸 Belva Blood was 103 when Studio Giftig painted her portrait. Her lifted gaze and the drifting white flowers give the wall a quiet sense of wonder, while the windows and balconies keep her rooted in the life of the building. More: **11 Impressive Murals by Studio Giftig** 🔗 Follow **Studio Giftig on Instagram** * * * ### 🪨 “The Weight of Grief” — By Celeste Roberge in Reno, Nevada, USA 🇺🇸 A human frame folds forward under the literal weight of stones. The child reaching toward it changes the photograph: grief is no longer only something heavy to look at, but something another person is trying to understand. More: **Emotion (15 Photos)** 🔗 Visit **Celeste Roberge’s website** * * * ### 📷 “Dans l’objectif…” — By Blesea in Normandy, France 🇫🇷 Blesea uses the concrete blockhouse as the body of a giant camera. The girl’s wide, focused eyes and the real person standing above the lens turn curiosity into the whole architecture of the scene. More: **14 Murals by Blesea** 🔗 Follow **Blesea on Instagram** * * * ### 😵 “Hell Is Round the Corner” — By Bifido in Gambettola, Italy 🇮🇹 Bifido makes overwhelm impossible to miss. The figure covers his face while windows, pipes and doors cut through the painted body, turning the whole building into a picture of a mind that has had enough. More: **Hell Is Round the Corner** 🔗 Follow **Bifido on Instagram** * * * ### 🦋 “Dignity of Earth and Sky” — By Dale Lamphere near Chamberlain, South Dakota, USA 🇺🇸 The 50-foot stainless-steel figure opens a star quilt against the weather. Dale Lamphere designed Dignity to honor Lakota and Dakota cultures, giving resolve and calm a monumental presence above the Missouri River. More: **Sculptures About Strength and Freedom** 🔗 Learn more from **Travel South Dakota** * * * ### 😄 “Counterpoint” — By Dennis Smith in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA 🇺🇸 Dennis Smith’s bronze mother swings her daughter through the air. A visitor grabs the girl’s feet and leans back, turning a family scene into a split-second tug-of-war and adding mischief to the collection. More: **Fun With Statues** 🔗 See the sculpture record at the **Smithsonian Institution** * * * ### 🎭 The Smile Comes Off — By Odrus in Criciúma, Brazil 🇧🇷 The golden mask is bright, theatrical and cheerful. The face beneath it is not. By freezing the moment the smile comes away, Odrus turns hidden pain into the collection’s most direct contrast. More: **120 Photos of New Beloved and Clever Street Art** 🔗 Follow **Odrus on Instagram** * * * ### 🌻 “Joy” — By ZABOU in Maubeuge, France 🇫🇷 The face, raised arms, sunflowers and confetti all move in the same direction: up. ZABOU gives happiness a physical shape here, letting the collection end in the instant someone stops holding it in. More: **Clever Art by ZABOU (12 Photos)** 🔗 Follow **ZABOU on Instagram**