Hauntingly somber postapocalyptic landscape paintings with sci-fi influences created by Moscow based artist Yuri Shwedoff. The paintings have embraced the essence of the calm after the storm deteriorating visuals. See some selected paintings below:
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Art Prints by Henn Kim
Simple and surreal black and white tattoo worthy art prints by artist Henn Kim. Check out some selected works below: buy some prints here: https://society6.com/hennkim
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Outrospection by Daniel Ramos Obregón
Columbian based fashion designer/artist Daniel Ramos Obregón creates a series of porcelain casts that extend from the body in gold-plated brass metal frames. The project is explained as a wearable study of self-representation. “I have appropriated his concept while relating it to out-of-body experiences more commonly known as astral projections, by seeking to represent -in a metaphorical way- the mind being projected inside out of the body as a way of self-expression and representation.” – Daniel Ramos Obregón sour
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Robert-Maurice Debois by Brice Krum
“Robert Maurice is very far from the Gaia planet in the globular cluster M13. After catching the Arecibo message he decided to go on earth. I had the idea of this series because I was looking to create a free personage that allows me to shoot anywhere, anytime. Make an observer of our planet. Then I met Robert. I created him a Facebook account, Instagram, and I even registered with a dating site, Tinder. Through social networks he can express himself, observe the influence of appearance, for example, he likes to play dummies. My goal is far from the usual standards of beauty.” By Brice Krum Find him on popular…
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Love by artist Raphaëlle Martin
Love by artist Raphaëlle Martin is a mixed media series that feels intimate without being sentimental. It explores romance not through grand gestures, but through restraint. By removing most of the visual noise, Martin asks us to focus on connection itself. The result is quiet, emotionally charged, and unexpectedly tender.
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Wearable Planter Jewelry, the Stylish Adults Tamagotchi
A little extreme, but that’s why it’s awesome. WearablePlanter.com offers a unique and green friendly jewelry line that actually grows with you. They have many living options from flowers and other dainty greeneries. Also featuring bike attachments for all you thrill seeking bearded speed demons. It’s like having a chic echo friendly Tamagotchi. (it can die too.)
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Deformed Portraits by artist Lee Griggs
Madrid-based artist Lee Griggs challenges the very notion of identity with a striking series of deformed portraits. Faces of models are transformed into abstract, almost unrecognizable forms. Griggs stretches, multiplies, and reshapes features, turning human faces into surreal and dreamlike visions.
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Revealing Kurt Cobain’s Unseen Paintings
Kurt Cobain is known for his music, his lyrics, and his raw energy, but few have seen the other side of him: the visual artist. While filming Montage of Heck, director Brett Morgen gained unprecedented access to Cobain’s personal storage locker. What he found was astonishing: a treasure trove of poems, journals, films, recordings, and artworks that had never been shared with the public. Among these items were paintings that reveal a side of Cobain most fans had never imagined.
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Anne de Vries – Brain to Brain Interface
Anne de Vries’s Brain to Brain Interface is the kind of series that pulls you in quietly, then refuses to let you look away. Created in 2014, the work uses mixed media portraiture to explore memory, connection, and the way images live inside our minds long after we think we have moved on.
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Broken Hearts by artist Miguel Leal
Miguel Leal’s Broken Hearts series pulls you in quietly. At first glance, the works resemble ink blots. Abstract. Ambiguous. Almost accidental. But then the title does its work, and suddenly you see it. A heart. Every time. Each piece reveals a form that is unmistakable once recognized, yet never fully resolved. Hearts appear fractured, warped, and stained, as if emotion itself has been pressed onto the surface and left to bleed outward
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Visual Temperature – Sofa by Cao Hui
Cao Hui’s Visual Temperature – Sofa turns furniture into visceral art. The piece is meaty, beefy, and uncomfortably lifelike, exploring textures that evoke raw, fatty flesh. Using resin, fiber, and mixed materials, Hui transforms a common object into something strikingly uncanny.
