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GumArt was born from thousands of hours of chewing and spreading. Since 1998, Jamie Marraccini at GumArt.com has given gum enthusiasts around the world something to look at and enjoy. Yes, that's right, he makes art from chewed up gum.

Chinese artist Li Wei creates works of art that make you wonder..."How did he do that?"

Imagine running up to the bakery around the corner and coming across bread shaped like body parts. Sound yummy? Artist Kittiwat Unarrom creates just that; gruesome works of art out of bread.

Has the art world been turned upside down again? Seven Berlin artists are living it up in a museum with lice in their hair.

No bugs about it! Mike Libby is an artist that creates works of art using insects and antique watch parts.

Desiree Palmen is an artist that can really get lost in her work - literally. She creates bizarre artwork of invisible people.

I remember the days when I used to sit and watch my Grandmother knit. Usually it was just a blanket or a sweater, but if I knew she could have created something like this, I might have paid more attention.

Noggins are works of art created by Joseph Seigenthaler. They are morbid yet fascinating at the same time.

I don't know about you, but when I get bored I feel like sleeping. This is what makes me the lazy person that I am. However, there is a solution! Creating art and making statements makes for a fun-filled day for everyone. Next time you're painfully bored, try making some of this art at home.

Pakistani artist, Huma Mulji, has created a work of art that caused some concerns at a recent art fair in Dubai - a taxidermy camel stuffed into an oversized suitcase.