25 Stunningly Relaxing Arrangements by Visual Artist Adam Hillman

Imagine being tired from a day of work and your rush hour commute. Everything you see around you is chaos – the urban jungle, and the misery of people just wanting to walk faster so they can get home sooner. With this as a daily part of your day, you’d definitely want some respite to come home to, something you can look forward to and know for sure that it will relax your mind and calm your senses.

Enter visual artist Adam Hillman, who is obsessed with aesthetics that he creates them from random objects just so he can share them with the world.

“I’m always thinking about possible ideas, but the best photos I’ve created come about very organically,” Adam says of his art, “It takes an average of two hours to execute an arrangement, not including the time it takes to conceptually formulate it.”

And while his artwork may be different from those of Picasso or Dali or Monet, his works have a simplicity that calms the eyes.

Just take a look for yourself:

#1. This silver staple illusion that’s good enough to display on the wall.

#2. Zig zag, zig zag, toothpicks and dessert forks.

#3. Cavendish never looked this good.

#4. Oreoooo.

#5. Military precision arranged gummy bears.

#6. M&M’s dissolved just right.

#7. M&M’s preaching Eminem. Meta!

#8. It’s all about aesthetic, even in alphabet soup.

#9. Precision-cut pencils.

#10. Camouflaged snacks.

#11. Delicately woven.

#12. A tower of colors.

#13. Froot Loop gradients on milk.

#14. An M&M you’d feel bad about eating.

#15. Scroll it up and down, and you’ll see the genius in this shot.

#16. Precision is one of Adam’s strongest points…

#17. Alongside superb sharpening skills.

#18. The perfect blend.

#19. Another blend, this time more colorful.

#20. Celery has never been this attractive.

#21. Stacked, strudy, and stunning.

#22. A new take on the glass illusion.

#23. Not one step further!

#24. Starry, starry paperclip night.

#25. All the colors of the rainbow in a stroke of a brush.

Love his work? Check out more at his Instagram!