Baskoro Prasetyo is a 28-year-old freelance photographer and videographer from Bali, Indonesia. Prasetyo’s work takes a critical view of nature and culture. In his work, he deconstructs Indonesian beliefs and culture. He uses digital collage and photography in his artwork. instagram.com/baskoroprass/
Eugenia Loli Surrealist Vintage Collages
Eugenia Loli creates surrealist collages from vintage magazines. Her work blends nostalgia with psychedelia in a retro-futurist space-age epoxy that rivals the Dadaist collage masters. Discover more work by Eugenia Loli Collage artist Eugenia Loli uses photography scanned from vintage magazines and science publications to create bizarre visual narratives that borrow from aspects of pop […]
Medusawolf
Medusawolf (A. E. Brown) Biography I grew up near the woods & discovered the world was a weird mystery. I learned I loved to draw. Years later, I went to Delaware College of Art & Design where I learned I loved to paint. Today I draw & paint the weirdness the world makes me see […]
Micah Ofstedahl’s Surreal, Biological Landscapes
Micah Ofstedahl paints what appear to be abstract surrealism. But the paintings are inspired by discoveries of science such as single-cell organisms, the structure of a bee’s eye, or anatomy at the cellular level. These are subjects that biology and microbiology continue to explore, from the neurons in our brains to the fabric of the universe. In this sense, Ofstedahl’s paintings […]
Wayne Barlowe
Wayne Barlowe’s art spans alien worlds, alien creatures, and the realms of hell. His work portrays his imagination in painstaking detail. Think less painterly indication and more photorealistic representation. Barlowe’s Hell is portrayed over the course of many illustrations in a book. It is perhaps as vast and sprawling a vision as Hieronymus Hosch’s. The viewer can practically […]
Spomenik
Not exactly surrealism, but surreal. This may have shown up in your feed already, as it has mine. But it’s awesome. Enter Spomenik: From “Human”: Spomenik literally means monument. These structures were commissioned by former Yugoslavian president Josip Broz Tito in the 1960s and 70s to commemorate sites where WWII battles took place (like Tjentište, […]
Sarolta Bán
Sarolta Bán is one of my new favorite surreal artists. The images are completely elegant, with no unneccesarry content anywhere. It’s interesting the work is entirely within square compositions, which is supposed to be the hardest frame to create a strong image within. She makes it look easy. Sarolta Bán
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