Contemporary art with a hidden meaning about the problems of the world

It is sometimes very difficult to understand contemporary art: some art installations draw parallels with global issues of today, and many of them carry deep meaning.

We invite you to take a look at the most unusual installations that make you think about what is happening in the world today.

• An Italian artist transforms old hatches into tiny houses to raise awareness of the problem of homeless people.

• The coffee lid makes you reflect on the environmental issues of our time.

• Luc Gerram’s masterpiece The Invisible Homeless has a deep meaning: the number of homeless people around the world is growing every year.

• With this installation, a contemporary artist reminds viewers that books can make us look at our lives from a different angle.

• The Sinking Library attracts the attention of the public with its unusual architecture and deep meaning: unfortunately, in the modern digital world we rarely visit libraries.

• The author of this unusual project drew attention to the problem of global warming.

• And here you can see an important message: modern technologies have become an integral part of our life.

• This art form is reminiscent of waste disposal.

• Sometimes we don’t notice the beauty of nature.

• There is a blooming garden inside each of us.

• Many people cannot imagine their life without digital technology. And this sculpture is a direct proof of that!

• Funny street art allows you to look at the world around you with different eyes. The usual 70 ° counterclockwise rotation shows how social conditions of life have changed.

• A construct with a philosophical implication: “You can’t be alone with depression”

• Another example of contemporary art with important content: the degree of pollution of the world’s oceans is increasing, and plastic is a significant threat.

• And the last installation, which makes you think about the important thing: how to maintain a relationship at a distance? In this case, the Internet is a compensation for such communication, but at the same time it removes us from the real world.