In the vast galaxy of artistic visionaries, Jean Giraud, the extraordinary French artist known as Moebius, stood as a luminous beacon. Born in 1938 on the outskirts of Paris, Moebius was a master of weaving threads of fantasy and science fiction into his spellbinding illustrations. Amidst the rebuilding of post-World War II Europe, a young […]
Polish artist Jerek Kubicki creates painterly, mostly monochromatic digital paintings. The work feels almost like the demonic lovechild of Jackson Pollock and Zdzislaw Beksinski. I love it. It’s brilliant. It appears as though Kubicki is painting on his photography, or photographing his painting (or both) and melding digital and organic seamlessly together. Recurring themes include the […]
Roby Dwi Antono’s artwork portrays a world just oh-so-subtly off… or not so subtly off. Recurring themes include human beings with rabbit heads or parts of other animals. Dining scenes juxtaposed with meat, animals eating at the table, and octopuses. I could go on, but you really should just click through the paintings. Roby Dwi Antono’s […]
Thom Easton creates art juxtaposing the everyday with epic sci-fi/space visuals. His imagery has a retro feel. He seems to source his images from 1970’s magazines that add a certain nostalgia to the work. Thom Easton
The Invisible Empire series by Juha Arvid Helminen depicts figures of authority in all black, against dark or black landscapes with their faces obscured. The series revels in darkness, anonymity and brutality. I’ve had an irrational fear of the potential that “the crowd” become (in experiences as mundane as a sports game) since I was young. A few years ago […]
