After a few days of studying the art work of Erika Sanada, I'm still finding it hard to believe that her disturbing series 'Odd Things' has been crafted using ceramics. Her curious creatures are a reflection of her sensitive mind, her bitter childhood and current anxieties.
Artist David Irvine of Gnarled Branch is the one behind this fantastically dark Christmas ornaments. But for those of us who are a bit strange...I'm pretty sure they would look striking hung up anywhere, at any time of the year.
Have you ever seen anything as fucking cool as skulls made out of cassette tapes? No, me neither. These works of art were crafted from deceased technology by New York based artist Brian Dettmer.
In awe of the highly detailed, grotesquely beautiful illustrations of Laura Lucia Ferrer Zamudio. I highly recommend that you pop over to her Facebook page where you can see images of works in progress and how she develops her work in stages.
Photographer Kamila Nora Netik is the latest creative to put her fingers inside my soul and shift it around some with her powerful portraits of nature. You can purchase her photographic mysteries here.
My youngest brother ought to be a personal shopper for odd folk who don't know what to buy for their favourite odd person. Yesterday he presented me with the gift of John Kenn Mortensen's book Sticky Monsters and I went slightly hysterical. I'm a big fan of the Danish artist's work. If you're not familiar… Continue reading Sticky Monsters
German photographer Evelyn Bencicova has my attention now and always. Beautiful, weird, compelling work.
Christian Martin Weiss is a multi-talented artist with the ability to unhinge you from reality and take you into another dimension entirely.
Fall under the spell of Bear Kirkpatrick's feral photography.
To come across the work of Christine Linde/Tomarum was an absolute joy. Inspired by two of my favourite artists Theodor Kitteslsen and John Bauer, Linde creates deeply atmospheric folk art. Her work enables the observer to dip out of the human world for a time, and individually connect with what lies beyond. I'm delighted and… Continue reading Interview : Christine Linde Of Tomarum
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 