By Beth Brown, the Baltimore-based artist makes these incredible ink drawings that are brilliant build-ups of texture and layering until they form these huge complex structures, that I think look like perfectly drawn sound waves. Check out her Tumblr here too.
By Kymia Nawabi, I remember watching the television show, Work Of Art, avidly when Kymia won, and her drawings still never cease to amaze me. Being both technically brilliant and beautiful, each piece tells it’s own story and has a perfect level of surrealism and detail.
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By Amy Guidry, these wonderful surreal paintings are a selection from the body, In Our Veins, which has a psychological approach to address the depictions of life & death cycles, and human relationships to nature. They all have a brilliant realism to them that made me at first, question if I were looking at digital manipulations.
My courses fine art degree show is at the end of this month and it will be the culmination of 3 years hard work, and the more people to visit the show the better, we would all really appreciate it! The work included in the exhibition can be previewed here on the site.
It’s going to be a fantastic exhibition, and for anyone that can’t make it, I will be posting some images from the show once it has opened to the public.
By Mary O’Malley, such an otherworldly range of pots and plates, that could easily be from the table of Poseidon himself! Referred to by the artist as ‘porcelain crustaceans’, many of them can be bought from her Etsy store.
By Nigel Cooke, wonderfully strange and fascinating paintings, the bearded chef character featuring in many of the paintings intrigues me and I want to know more about who he is. The sweeping textures in the backgrounds give a great energy to the setting too.
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By Petroc Sesti, this huge glass sphere is filled with a viscous optical fluid that, when given a little help from a motor, mimics the motion of a tornado. The piece titled Élan Vital, weighs in at a colossal 1.2 metric tonnes, but houses the motors required to make the beautiful motion inside it’s base. You can see a video of it in action here.
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By Christian Hopkins, this very talented young photographer uses his photography as a true artistic outlet to help with his depression. The whole set of images are just stunning and really draw you in, a perfect example of how art can help a person having a difficult time to express themselves.
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By Kris Kuksi, as always with Kuksi’s work these sculptures are the most intricate and detailed constructions that a person could imagine. All part of a series titled Churchtank, I don’t think there could ever be a high enough resolution photograph to capture them properly.
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By Will Kurtz, amazing life-like newspaper sculptures, taking papier-mâché to another level. The installation is comprised of one human and a pack of 20 different breeds of dog, the exhibit Another Shit Show, is running until April 27th at Mike Weiss Gallery.
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