I am extremely excited to share with you the mind-blowing work of young Czech designer Monika Horcicova. Using 3D printing as her medium, Monica enlists the help of the human form to create incredibly beautiful and utterly surreal mutations that make the mind boggle.
The latest artist I'm obsessing over is Cameron Stalheim. His Myth As Object project has blown my fucking mind. I've never seen anything like his mythical merman. Stalheim cast gay porn star Colby Keller's body in silicone to create his otherworldly sculpture and states: I am questioning how people interact. Has sexuality become the basis… Continue reading Cameron Stalheim
Cambridge born photographer Karl Dmitri Bishop creates rich imagery that's shrouded in mysticism.
Very much taken with the work of multi-talented artist Julian Feeld, especially his shocking yet simultaneously beautiful series 'La Forêt,' a series which encourages questioning about the separation between the human (source of artifice) and the natural, the inert and the living.
French artist Julien Salaud has created an installation as part of his Stellar Cave series which is unlike anything I have seen before. Salaud used cotton thread coated in ultraviolet paint and thousands of nails, to craft intricate and utterly breathtaking representations of creatures including deers, bears and wolves. What makes this installation even more… Continue reading Celestial Animals
There's a beautiful, yet dark sacredness to the work of New York based artist Leilani Bustamante.
Loving the ghostliness of Susan Burnstine's photography.
Enjoying the eerie, stunningly grotesque work of Japanese artist Fuyuko Matsui. Her work leaves a lasting feeling of fear.
If you do one thing today, I suggest you enjoy the surreal and wonderfully disturbing images from boyfriend/girlfriend team Mothmeister.
Today my heart is reserved for Martin Vlach's spooky, black and white photography.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 