Japanese artist Baku Maeda creates a series called Bit Leaves where manipulated flowers are shaped into crisp sharp squares contradicting the delicate freedom we always seem view wildflowers in. See the series below:
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Virtual Actors in Chinese Opera by Tobias Gremmler
Visual artist and animator Tobias Gremmler creates an abstract performance series by using the renderings of Chinese Opera actors and recreating their movements into moving lifelike sculptures using virtual animation. Watch the video below:
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Surreal Gore Illustrations by Aster Hung
Surreal and neon portrait illustration by artist Aster Hung which embraces a sort of fantasy deterioration where flowers and body parts bloom from the subjects insides. Beautiful blood and guts. See some selected works below:
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Surreal Mexico by Benoit Paille
Mexico photographed in a neon surreal setting captured by photographer Benoit Paille. Not your average post card beach shot from mexico. See the series below:
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Art by Elisa Nadzieja
Abstract ink illustrations with watercolor finishes by artist Elisa Nadzieja. See some selected works below:
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Epiphany by Lamiaa Ameen
Illustrator Lamiaa Ameen creates a playful series titled “Epiphany” where we see the subjects in the artists oddly interact with other animals or structure. See the series below:
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Art by Matthew Swarts
I use computers and printers to explore some of the questions I have about the things I make with cameras. I believe in photography’s ability to touch truth, but less so in our placing of importance on it having some kind of indexical relationship to what’s “real.” portrait photographs completely distorted by artist Matthew Swarts creating a haunting desiclevled series almost resembling optical illusions with its intricate and repetitive patterns. See some selected works below:
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Art by Akiko Taniguchi
Mixedmedia pieces by Akiko Taniguchi that have a sense of some sort of living landscape almost morphing them stylistically into eyeedancing portraits. See some selected works below:
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Lincoln Vignette by Linda Cordell
Sculpture Linda Cordell creates a morbid porcelaine vignette figure of Abraham Lincoln with flesh hanging from his shoulders as an eager rat approaches. See porcelain statue below: “Socially awkward and full of repressed anger, I anesthetize myself spending mindless hours carving detailed texture on humorous and/or uncomfortable animal sculptures. A child of the revisionist era, my work reinterprets the figurine enabling animals to break the chains of cuteness and noble savagery. An appreciation of the ridiculous, a love of beauty and skilled craftsmanship, and the belief that domestic objects are social propaganda all contribute to my work.”
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Drawings by Laith McGregor
Artist and designer Laith McGregor creates a series of self portraits with surreal symbolism. See some selected works below:
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Art Collages by Virginia Echeverria
Artist Virginia Echeverria creates art collages using vintage imagery and bold colors filling in the negative space. See some selected works below:
