‘A Sense of Being’ by Veronica Jaeger Making something out of nothing, along with the feeling of disconnecting from the reality of the everyday life to my own invented one, is what keeps me delving into the process of creating. … Read More
‘The Offering’ by Ewelina Koszykowska I was born beneath a veil known as a caul that has affected the way I view the world and my work. By my mid twenty’s, I began to feel like my emotions were woven … Read More
‘Surrealism (A Way of Life)’ by Steven Kenny “I believe in deeply ordered chaos.” – Francis Bacon “A linking of two realities that by all appearances have nothing to link them, in a setting that by all appearances does not … Read More
‘From Sacred Cows to Profane Hamburgers’ by Anthony Ausgang In 1982, the Duran Duran album Rio featured cover art by Patrick Nagel, and one night I ended up doing coke off a custom mirrored table top featuring that image at … Read More
Sverre Malling was born on 4th September, 1977. He is a Norwegian visual artist and his work, notable for its precision and intricacy, incorporates references from classical art, botany, the occult, psychedelia, folk art and children’s illustrations. After an early … Read More
‘Fuck Art, Lets Dance’ by Anthony Ausgang I once felt the power of Art lies in its exclusivity, and that it should take an advanced mindset to fully comprehend the true meaning of any work of art. This anti-democratic approach … Read More
‘Fields of Wonder: Some Thoughts on Beauty’ by Adrian Cox When Tim first asked me to write something for WOW x WOW, I initially planned to elaborate on some aspect of my process, or perhaps speak about some of the … Read More
The subjects of Zoé Byland’s paintings exist within a carefully constructed monochromatic universe; exuding a curious timelessness and imbued with a palpable atmosphere. Through her protagonists, Byland invites us on a journey into intriguing territory, where past and present collide, … Read More
On first glance, Marc Burckhardt’s paintings appear to have been handed down through generations; their aged appearance and rustic aesthetic is reminiscent of that of the great masters of the Northern Renaissance. Burckhardt’s imagery is rich with symbolism, which draws … Read More
To create her unusual paintings, Madeline von Foerster uses a five century-old mixed technique of oil and egg tempera, developed by the Flemish Renaissance Masters. Although linked stylistically to the past, her paintings are passionately relevant to the present, as … Read More