Lizan Freijsen is a Dutch artist that reimagines images of the things that we, the common people, we’re finding them being repulsive: mold growth, funghi, leakages, and water stains on walls. She basically works with those things and transforms them into colored stuff like carpets, hangers, and blankets. Lizan Freijsen said that the works that she creates are installed…
Miles Johnston is an illustrator from London that creates dreamy, surreal portraits of girls whose faces are distorted or removed. Miles Johnston works with a graphite pencil, illustrating sketches in a hyper-smooth style. It’s obvious that he has a talent for technique and texture. His ongoing series entitled “Transformations” is divided into four parts: “Deform”, “Divide”, “Attract” and…
Isabelle Feliu is a Canadian artist based in Oslo and her works are delicately designed and populated by elegantly poised female characters. Isabelle Feliu started to illustrate the first time in 2016. She works in watercolor and gouache, depicting women in different settings that are variously real and dreamlike. Her characters have a physical presence; they’re not…
Pia-Mélissa Laroche is a French artist that lives in Paris. She illustrates the absurd world of abstraction, developing the surreal worlds. Pia-Mélissa Laroche creates in her works worlds full of mysteries, illustrating tunnels and the dark corners of the mind. She explains: “Like the crypts of Christian Churches or Nabatean’s tombs, those architectural structures are directly…
Henrique de Franca is based in São Paulo, Brazil. “Torpor” is the title of his series of pencil drawings. Henrique de Franca inspires a visual sense of lethargy and idleness into the process of his work. The negative space creates small scale drawings on 40x60cm sheets of paper. His sparse sketches of figures, their shadows, water, and small…
Aiste Stancikaite is a Lithuanian artist based in Berlin. She creates digital abstract art, developing fine-lined images with a focus on detail and texture. Aiste Stancikaite prefers a combination of non-traditional and traditional illustrative techniques for her work. “The combination of these methods match in terms of precision and detail, yet oppose each other in visual execution. I’m very interested…
Tony Orrico is an American conceptual artist that creates large-scale drawings through live performances, using his own body as a physical tool for illustration. Tony Oricco had an earlier career in choreography, which made him think about an art concept about the human form stems. He combined his drawing talent with the choreography, and the results…
Richard Serra is an American minimalist artist that created a conceptual manipulation of space, a public art piece that stands in the midst of the Qatari desert. There are no roads to get to this site, no maps, and no signs. There is only a GPS location that reads N25o 31.019’E050o51.948’ to help visitors find their…
Mikael Christian Strøbek is a Berlin-based visual artist that creates his works through photography, sculpture, light and digital art, creating themes of perceptions and physical movements. Mikael Christian Strøbek has works of which shapes, colors and compositions are different in their contexts. Even if at the first look, the viewer thinks that the works has…
Myoung Ho Lee is a South Korean artist that captured single trees against rectangular white backdrops, resulting in this way a series of graphic landscapes. Myoung Ho Lee used with a 4×5 camera, depicting a wide range of tree species during different seasons and times of the day. By creating a partial, temporary outdoor studio for each tree, Lee’s ‘portraits’…