Again. Poland. Seeping unabashed creativity from the seams. Poland's innumerable artistic denizens is parallel to Australia's monstrous musical output. I'm going to have to look further into this phenomenon, but...
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Swiss surrealist master, sculptor and set designer HR Giger died today, leaving behind a legacy of of visual thought that has infected generations to date and more to come with...
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Carmelo Blandino's approach to flower portraits conjures a bit of Dali and Van Gogh with his visualizations of swirling fragrances and transcendent energies: “My work is a continuance of the...
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Indian artist Abhishek Singh has redefined the ubiquitous calendar god-art seen all over India with his ultra-modern depictions of classic epics in a comic-book and Disney style...
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Laurie Lipton's work speaks for itself... enjoy :)
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Eastern European and prolific airbrush artist Peter Gric carries on the Giger torch with a more geometric and architectural vibe that really sets his work on its own.
Chinese Contemporary Artist Li Hongbo is taking cut paper art to unparalleled heights by manually gluing stacked sheets into bending and mind-bending sculptures. Salvador Dali would be turgid.
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This is a very insightful, albeit quite dry in some spots, university interview with Terryl Whitlatch, master artist and designer of some of the best creatures from the Star Wars...
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China's Zeng Hao has infused classical Eastern art with a delicate sensuality and a touch of modernity.
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Is there something in the water in Poland? Why is it that Zdzisław Beksinski Tomasz Strzalkowski and now Karol Bak share the same vision of creeping, striated bio-masses? Karol takes...
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Before the advent of The Information Highway™ I'd collect artist books when I could find them... Publications from the ever-present HR Giger, Patrick Woodroffe, Ciruelo Cabral, Sorayama (am I showing...
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Back when I still bought artist books Zdzisław Beksiński was truly a great find, more so given that much of his work was already many years old (he passed in...
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