The covers of さぶ / SABU from 1991 feel like quiet acts of courage. Bold, intimate, and unapologetically sensual, they exist at the intersection of art, identity, and underground publishing. Created by Ben Kimura, these images are not just magazine covers. They are historical markers. At a time when queer representation was still largely hidden or coded, SABU offered visibility. Not diluted. Not softened. Fully formed.
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MoonMothWings Turns a Bookmark Into a Tiny Work of Art With Hand Sculpted Banana Slugs
There is something deeply charming about an object that does not take itself too seriously while still being beautifully made. MoonMothWings’ tiny banana slug bookmarks fall squarely into that category. Designed and handcrafted by...
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Lana Haga Explores Transformation and Material Memory in “A Thousand Plateaus”
In her recent exhibition “A Thousand Plateaus,” artist Lana Haga turns repurposed plastics, cotton twine, and oil paint into sculptural forms that feel simultaneously ancient and futuristic. Based in Vaasa, Finland, Haga approaches material as a...
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Empty Orchestra by Leon Xu
San Francisco based artist Leon Xu creates dream fogged paintings in their series titled “Empty Orchestra”, the paintings display a sense of reverent solitude. Showing various scenes and scapes with a subtle angelic light that caresses the subjects. See Leon’s selected works below:
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Art by Ruprecht von Kauffman
A Berlin based painter Ruprecht von Kauffman. His artworks possess a unique ability to stir up emotions and captivate viewers with a distinct charm, deliberately aiming to create a sense of unease and longing. What sets von Kauffman apart is his remarkable talent for capturing deeply personal moments and infusing them with a touch of universality. When you gaze upon his art, you can’t help but feel a connection, as if he’s tapped into something shared by all of humanity. It’s a delicate balance that he effortlessly achieves, seamlessly blending the personal and the universal, leaving a lasting impression on anyone who encounters his thought-provoking pieces. See some selected works…
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Art by Oliver Caron
A selection of work by Parisian artist Olivier Caron. Featuring dystopian and surreal imagery. See some selected works below:
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Paintings by Joseph Bounds
Abstract paintings with a fabric feel by artist Joseph Bounds. “The work in this series is created using 3D models generated in physics simulations of fabric shaped by wind and turbulence patterns. Photographs of paint are applied in layers to the contours of the fabric models before the model itself is removed allowing the paint to remain floating along it’s contours within a virtual space. The paint is then lit within a virtual environment and rendered as a 2D image. Larger images, to maintain high resolution, are rendered in sections which are meticulously composited to form a final image that is then printed onto canvas. Each piece is only printed…
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Your Wings by artist Kazuki Takamatsu
winged mixed media portraits with a main focus on digital 3d art. LA-based artist Kazuki Takamatsu delves into the narratives of death and society using these monocolored angels/ghosts.
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Ghost World by Holly Warburton
Illustrator Holly Warburton creates a haunting but beautiful series titled Ghost World featuring shadows and otherworldly beings in muted neon tones. See Ghost World below:
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Art by Fernanda Suarez
Artist Fernanda Suarez creates character portraits depicting demons, horoscopes, hero’s and more. See some selected works below:
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Cats by Måns Swanberg
Illustrator and artist Måns Swanberg creates a charming black cat series in his simplistic designs that bring more attention to the black baby’s expression and positioning. See the works below:
