Electric Catnip
Brian Mosley, where did the idea to celebrate the feline face through the psychedelia? I’ve always tried to capture the psychedelic perspective through abstract art. I love my cats, so … Continue Reading Electric Catnip
Mythological Stories
Ege Islekel grew up listening to his father’s “mythological stories”, which sparked a subsequent fascination with the convergence of ancient and contemporary culture. Upon obtaining a degree in Urban Planning, … Continue Reading Mythological Stories
Single Point
The art by Bernard Pras is linked to a single amazing event. One day, a chemist explained to him that the cadmium’s red of paint tubes used by artists was … Continue Reading Single Point
Bizarro
Dan Piraro’s art is published daily in over 360 newspapers. Since Bizarro was first syndicated in 1985, Dan has written/drawn/published over 10,000 cartoons, making the whole world smile and reflect. … Continue Reading Bizarro
In My Room
Self-portrait, metamorphosis in fragments, representing a body-sculpture to go beyond photography: subhuman, in pieces. Monica Piloni, before the hyper-realism of her existence, set with her forms between the sofa and … Continue Reading In My Room
Tim and Sue
Tim Noble and Sue Webster take ordinary things, including rubbish, to make assemblages and then point light to create projected shadows which show a great likeness to something identifiable including … Continue Reading Tim and Sue
Miniature Calendar
From April 2011 until today, for each single day of our life, Tatsuya Tanaka has a new miniature idea to make. But if you’re thinking he’s crazy or things like … Continue Reading Miniature Calendar
