The existential explorations of Boris Pelcer originate from those intangible components of our humanity and the vast chasm of personal expressions and beliefs that we reflect upon while contemplating our human condition. Thoughts, emotions, dreams, imagination and language are among … Read More
Charlie Immer’s spectacular and surprisingly inviting world of candy-coloured-gross-out-flavoured mayhem offers truly wondrous visual feasts for those of us who are unperturbed by oodles of goo, slime, blood and the occasional severed head. Due to the jubilant carnage occurring between … Read More
Young Chun’s artwork plays out his emotional connections with the world around him, filtering them through his own unique pair of heart-shaped, diamante encrusted sunglasses, much like those worn by one of the glitzy female subjects in his paintings. Taking … Read More
The existential explorations of artist Laura Berger take place within beautifully minimalistic environments, populated by a cast of culturally diverse naked human bodies. Freed from all the trappings and distractions of contemporary life, the denizens of Berger’s dreamlike world, often … Read More
Nick Sheehy listens carefully to the distant vibrations of memories and inspirations projected forth from his youth and childhood imagination. His work emanates from a source very far removed from the ofttimes overly pretentious, concept driven offerings of the contemporary … Read More
The soft and ethereal nature of Tran Nguyen’s emotionally imbued artworks lends itself beautifully to the psycho-therapeutic intention behind her imagery. Tran has long been fascinated by the concept that visual art possesses power as a support vehicle to the … Read More
Richard J Oliver’s beautifully rich and profoundly rewarding imagery invokes a lexicon of visceral sentiments within us, which encourage our inevitably deep rooted emotional connections with his subjects. Oliver invites us to accompany him on his unfolding inner journey, through … Read More
Through his paintings, Martin Wittfooth presents a world which is dystopian by its very definition. The Earth he depicts is void of human life, and filled with strong symbolic implications that the root cause is of our own making; pricipally … Read More
“What happens next?” ask Tara Krebs’ beautifully rendered narrative paintings. Tara skillfully constructs open ended stories that challenge us to jump start our imaginations so that we can piece together our own meanings and reach our own conclusions. The fantastical … Read More
Joe Vaux is an American artist. His name may be familiar to many, through his work as a director on the the hugely popular animated TV series ‘Family Guy’. However, Vaux also engages his boundless imagination and creative skills as … Read More