The beautiful enigma that is Old Hag has established a YouTube Channel, where she discusses fascinating topics such as living with autism. She also features stunning videos of the landscapes that surround her in Dalarna, Sweden. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMuKXXkjIcM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6w7N28jWuAw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgH9hs2TSD8
I am a great lover of taxidermy, and when artists work well with it...I love that too. Simen Johan is one such artist.
The sculptural work of artist Scott Radke intrigues me. I would love to spend a few hours picking his brain.
I'm finding it extremely difficult to turn my attention away from the photography of Brazilian native Nádia Maria.
My current photography infatuation is Sylwia Makris, a Polish artist based in Germany. She photographs people. People who are strong or delicate, broken or dynamic. She photographs faces of our time-and in doing so gives a face to our time. Nakedness is the most natural state. And in our day the most intrusive and common-every-where… Continue reading 365 Days Of Dark Art : 43 / Sylwia Makris
Admiring the strange, captivating scenes conjured up by Russian artist Ekaterina Grigorieva.
English analogue photographer Ellen Rogers is a prolific creative whose visions never cease to rouse my curiosity.
Finding art to feature on Wyrd Words & Effigies isn't as easy as you might think...sometimes I'll go for hours where I don't see anything that hooks my attention with its talons. But today my persistence paid off and I stumbled across the digital illustrations of Canadian born, US based artist Tobias Kwan.
Seduced by the sublimely strange drawings of French artist Marion Costentin.
I feel invigorated and inspired by the sculptural work of multi talented Javier Pérez, an artist based in Barcelona. However, I know next to nothing about this master of sculpture, so I'll let his words do the talking instead. “I like dealing with points of encounter between spirit and flesh, between purity and impurity, between… Continue reading 365 Days Of Dark Art : 38 / JAVIER PÉREZ
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 