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  • Leffe Goldstein: Dreaming Demons Exhibition

    Leffe Goldstein: Dreaming Demons Exhibition

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    Dreaming Demons (Cherish your demons while you can.) Leffe Goldstein’s ‘Dreaming Demons’ present an alternative future. The drawings depict a black and white vision of an absurd world without humans; a world where only their demons have survived. Intrigued by places that were once full of life and loved by their inhabitants and builders, Leffe’s…

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  • The Best Surreal Art Prints: A Stunning Feast

    The Best Surreal Art Prints: A Stunning Feast

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    If you’re on the hunt for the best surreal art prints, we’ve compiled a list of 35 incredible pieces that will surely enthrall you. Each piece is unique and captures the essence of surrealism in its own way. Floral Pizza Floral Pizza is a playful and imaginative piece that combines two seemingly unrelated subjects: flowers…

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  • Mark Hopkins

    Mark Hopkins

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    Biography Mark Hopkins was Born in Poughkeepsie, in New York State. He attended St. Olaf College in Minnesota where he received a degree in fine art in 1981. In the following years he lived in Minneapolis where he painted scenery for theater and opera and freelanced as a muralist, portraitist, and interior designer. In 1987…

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  • Daniella Batsheva

    Daniella Batsheva

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    Daniella Batsheva is an “Illustrator with a design habit” whose aesthetic straddles the line between underground and mainstream. Her art boasts the beautiful, detail-heavy, intricate line work of the Victorian era mixed with the dark goth imagery inspired by horror films. Softly stylized figures with deep color palettes. Whimsy with a creepy twist. Daniella shares,…

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  • Olga Koudi – Spiky Heads

    Olga Koudi – Spiky Heads

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    Olga Koudi is an artist working with digital paintings. She lives and creates in Saint Petersburg, Russia. In her artworks, she talks about the body and nudity, introversion, and the Comfort Zone (both in society and in our own homes or minds). Despite the seriousness of these topics, there is always a drop of irony.…

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