Stupendous art from plastic bags, by Pakistani artist Khalil Chishtee.
Trash & Life
Category: Art
Night Skiing
You want magic? This, my friends, is magic. 'From the depth of the creative visuals to the groundbreaking, never-been-done-before scale of the shoot, Afterglow is being hailed as one of the most cinematically profound ski movies ever made. Deep pillows and Alaskan spines, all filmed at night, with massive lights, custom made LED suits, and… Continue reading Night Skiing
Used Books
So, right, get this. English artist Chris Jones uses magazines and used books to create his god damn impressive work.
Liz Emirzian
One of my latest Etsy obsessions is illustrator Liz Emirzian. 'My work stems from my experiences, good and bad, insane and beautiful. I thrive from pondering, wondering about everything, feeling the need to express through art what I can never say. The world is full of combinations, mixtures, and blends that I like to explore.'… Continue reading Liz Emirzian
Nails, Thread & Taxidermy
I don't have a math head, nor do I have a head for geometry, but fuck me...Julien Saluad's artwork (which revolves around mathematical and geometric equations) brings my world to a complete standstill.
Jiang Zhi
Enigmatic fine art from Chinese artist Jiang Zhi. “It is an introspective examination of confrontation, entanglement, coexistence and contradictions. A male and a female body move under the white cloth. Rather than emphasizing gender difference, the bodies seem to be governed by mystical force and tension, indicating a sort of yin/yang co-dependence that underlies the… Continue reading Jiang Zhi
Painted Bodies
Craig Tracy was born almost legally blind. He was also born with a spectacular gift. An artist since birth. Born and raised in New Orleans, he began airbrushing at the age of 15. By the age of 20 he was a free lance illustrator and had graduated from The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. - Empty Kingdom.… Continue reading Painted Bodies
The Sheep That Became Wolf
I have a great amount of respect for German artist Dietmar Gross, and his creepy, surreal style.
Vertebrata
I have a quiet infatuation for the sobering Vertebrata photographic series by French artist Marc Da Cunha Lopes.
Kate MacDowell Once More
I've featured conceptual porcelain sculptor Kate MacDowell before, but the other day I fell upon some work of hers which I hadn't seen before, and which needed to be featured. "I see each piece as a captured and preserved specimen, a painstaking record of endangered natural forms and a commentary on our own culpability." -… Continue reading Kate MacDowell Once More
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 