Deteriorating shapes take human form in a haunting series by painter Paul Rebeyrolle. Full of blood, bones and rotting meat. See some selected works below:
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Modern Classics by Vibeke Slyngstad
Modern Classics created by artist Vibeke Slyngstad were a suited gentlemen lounges and observes green tinted mirror. See the series below:
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Paintings by Bo Bartlett
Painter Bo Bartlett pulls his technique from classic American realism with a modern day message. Displaying surrealism into the traditional inspired images covering death, life and more. See some selected works below:
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Portrait Paintings by Hedley Roberts
London based artist Hedley Roberts manipulates photographs taken from family members and friends social media. He follows the images shapes and paints over them with oils creating abstract color blocked portraits. See the mixed media series below: www.hedleyroberts.co.uk
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Paypai series by Lorena Infantes Prada
A series of portrait paintings titled Paypai depicting themes of sensuality, beauty and human interaction. See the series by artist Lorena Infantes Prada below:
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Black by Marina Gonzalez Eme
An eclectic mixed media portrait series titled Black created by artist Marina Gonzalez Eme. See the series below:
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Paintings by Zhou Fan
Technologlitch landscape paintings in bright sporadic neon colors created by Chinese artist Zhou Fan. See some selected works below:
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Paintings by Deng Chengwen
Artist Deng Chengwen creates a series of paintings portraying people covering each others eyes in different settings. See some selected works below:
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Art by Beata Chrzanowska
Surreal psychedelic portraits contrasting both sharp abstract forms against humans. Created by Chicago based artist Beata Chrzanowska. See some selected works below:
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Art by Mi Ju
Clustered chunks of separate characters combined into massive and glorious mixed media portraits by artist Mi Ju. ” My work is an improvisation in liminality: between dream and concretized, ancient and contemporary, Korea and the West, ephemeral and eternal, the uncensored and codified. Each character, pattern and energy reflects states of consciousness that are revealed in the creative act, a form of both improvisation and organization wherein the uncensored is working in concert with momentary, yet specific compositional organizations. It is my intention that the work will be a place of meeting between memory, dream and fantasy, and concretized into meaningful visual terms.” – Mi Ju
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Never Never by Kris Knight
In Never-Never Kris Knight continues his exploration of ambiguity and intimacy in portraiture, presenting a darkly fantastical new series of oil paintings that are as dreamy as they are dense. Knight’s new character paintings of secretive men are quietly static in their positioning and oddly calming in their atmosphere. Gentle, almost delicate portraits of young men are a parade of performers that Knight continuously inhabits in metaphor; physical manifestations of the full array of the artist’s internal psychological tones and personal narratives. Shadowed and veiled faces often do not directly address the viewer; rather Knight’s characters are contradictions – quiet in repose yet flush with restlessness – they creep with…
