Perrotin Tokyo presents "Head Games," featuring fifteen small paintings and two larger works by Elizabeth Glaessner. This exhibition showcases her glowing aura aesthetic...
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Art by Miseon Yoon
Seoul-based artist Miseon Yoon, a graduate of Hongik University’s textile art program, made her initial foray into the art world with her patchwork creations in 2009. However, driven by personal struggles and societal pressures, Yoon embarked on a transformative journey, venturing beyond patchwork to explore diverse forms of artistic expression. Seeking liberation from external expectations, her current body of work embraces elements of Cubism, employing a gradual process of layering shapes and intricate details. This artistic approach mirrors the profound process of rediscovery and reassembly following periods of profound hardship and trauma. Notably, Yoon incorporates spherical shapes in her work, symbolizing both the roundedness of a ball and the inherent…
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Art by Prudence Flint
Exploring the Depths of Existence: Prudence Flint‘s Oil Painted Portraits Capture Isolation and Self-Care In the vibrant realm of art, where imagination intertwines with reality, Melbourne-based artist Prudence Flint emerges as a profound storyteller. Through her masterful strokes and evocative use of oil paints, Flint has established herself as a virtuoso of capturing the essence of existence within the familiar yet enigmatic liminal spaces we all traverse. Flint’s artistic journey delves into the profound themes of isolation, self-care, and the enigmatic beauty found in the ordinary. With each meticulously crafted portrait, she invites viewers on a contemplative voyage, urging them to explore the depths of their own emotions and experiences.…
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Self Portrait Art by Inès Longevial
A collection of paintings by Inès Longevial, a talented artist based in Paris. Longevial’s focus primarily revolves around self-portraiture, using her artwork as a delightful puzzle to capture the emotions and sensations that dance across our skin. As a youngin Longevial has been passionately dedicated to the world of drawing, finding immense purpose in the playful exploration of color and its profound role in our lives. Her masterpieces depict faces and bodies that resemble ethereal landscapes within a dreamlike universe.
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Portrait Art by Adriana Lozano Roman
Adriana Lozano Roman is an artist originally from Colombia, currently based in Atlanta. Her unique style of portraiture is deeply rooted in the practice of closely observing the world around her, and drawing inspiration from the small details and idiosyncrasies of everyday life. Through this intimate exercise of observation, Roman creates charming and captivating portraits that offer a glimpse into the personalities and inner worlds of her subjects. Their use of bold colors and identifiable objects that are specific to each subject. By incorporating these personalized elements into her compositions, she is able to create a sense of connection and familiarity between the viewer and the subject of the portrait.…
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Art by Dan Gluibizzi
“Through the practice of drawing, the source material is imbued with personal history, memories conjured, dreams dreamt, and other imagined stories. I aim to make my drawings and paintings with a light touch, like the shifting contextual meanings of an emoji, allowing the works to remain open to many potential readings” – Dan Gluibizzi
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Psychological Forces with Faces by Artist Peter Mcrury
Pixel blurred portraits almost resembling the appearance of a colored ultrasound. by actor and artist Peter Mcrury “When painting, he usually works towards something visually quiet, focused, and compositionally minimal rather than towards a scene or narrative. He’s primarily interested in exploring new ways to represent the figure (mostly the face) with the assistance of digital tools.”
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Art by Eugene Korolev
Russian painter Eugene Korolev creates warped and dreamlike portraits that include monsters and mayhem in picturesques settings. See some selected works below:
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Illustrations by Eric Ross Bernstein
“There is a place where mountains blow in the wind, where memories are floating orbs bobbing above the head, where words expire when left unspoken. In ten fantastical fables, the narrator sets out to illuminate the interconnectedness of the multiverse while seeking answers to his deepest questions. The above illustrations and their accompanying stories reimagine fundamental human experiences like thoughts, language, bliss and fear.” –ERB
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Behind the Mythic Veil by Tarntara Sudadung
Bangkok based artist Tarntara Sudadung creates mysterious dreamlike portraits embracing the feminine shape in surreal and beautiful situations. See some selected works below:
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Animated Skeleton Drawings By Skull Heads
Skulls and flesh making out, smoking, taking selfies and all that good stuff. These animated illustrations present the romanticism of everyone one day dying and the unimportant but fun and glamours thins we partake to fill the void until we all melt into bones. See the works below:
