Blobs of colorful glass and ceramic look nice enough on their own, but with arms, legs, and eyes, these sculptures take on charming personalities. They are the creation of Sweden-based artist Benjamin Uggla. Uggla began the series by anthropomorphizing ceramic sculptures of plants, but expanded into shapes not found in nature.
Uggla later began making the same bulbous shapes with thin limbs out of glass, which gives them a sheen that contrasts with their improbable but organic shapes. Many of them are positioned as taking part in everyday activities, making them even more relatable Read more about Uggla's strangely compelling sculptures and see more examples at My Modern Met.