Korean artist Jee Young Lee presents her amazing surreal set creations titled "Stage of Mind." This whimsical, Photoshop-free work with it's painstaking detail and elaborate execution was made in the artist's 3.6 x 4.1 x 2.4-meter studio in Seoul. Pulling her inspiration from literature such as Shakespeare, Korean fables and childhood memories, Young lee uses paint, wire, paper and even fog and dry ice to assemble each atmospheric piece. A selection of her work will be featured at the OPIOM Gallery in Opio, France from February 7 to March 7, 2014.

Zhang Kechun is a fine art photographer based out of Chengdu, China who is currently showcasing his latest photo-journalistic series entitled "The Yellow Sea".

"Photography is a medium that is famous for freezing time," says photographer Fong Qi Wei. In Wei's newest series, "Time is a Dimension", he takes a number of photographs during a span of 2-4 hours (primarily during sunrises and sunsets) at a specific location, and then constructs a single composite image using different "slices of time" for the individual photographs. The results are pretty dope.