August Vilella creates oil paintings by means of a surreal intuitive method of painting. Thanks to this method and without using any prior sketches or ideas, he gives shape to his subconscious mind. In some ways, the process is similar … Read More
For the past 20 years or so, John Casey has been exploring open-ended narratives in his work. Using mostly a portrait format, he taps into his subconscious and psychological brain space, to conjure loose metaphors and symbols, and weave them … Read More
Allison Reimold is a Los Angeles native and a graduate of Otis College of Art and Design. She currently works as an art director at an advertising firm, designing and illustrating posters for film and TV. Her art reflects a … Read More
Felicia Chiao is an industrial designer, illustrator, and toy maker who is now also designing for the food industry. Originally from Sugar Land, TX, Chiao is a recent graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design and has a background … Read More
Painter Tiffany Liu has crafted a compelling and absorbing visual world – a playful and sometimes macabre phantasmagoria filtered through the eyes of an adult artist who demonstrates that her adoption of a ‘childlike’ point-of-view is never a ‘childish’ one. … Read More
‘Terra Incognita’ by Adrian Cox My current solo exhibition at Corey Helford Gallery, Terra Incognita, continues the mythic narrative of the Border Creatures, a race of hybrid beings that populate my work. I’ve long considered my artistic practice to be … Read More
Ethan Murrow is an artist working out of Boston, MA. His drawing, video, sculpture and installation projects delve into the idealized and uncomfortable ways in which histories are told, retold and molded into grandiose narratives. Ethan received his B.A. from … Read More
Born in the deep dark south in the mid-sixties, Gerald Brom, an army brat, spent his entire youth on the move and unabashedly blames living in such places as Japan, Hawaii, Germany, and Alabama for all his afflictions. From his … Read More
As a child, Antonio Segura Donat (Dulk) helped his father to feed the birds they reared at their home. He loved watching the fledglings and seeing them grow, as well as the fish, dogs, and horses that lived on the … Read More
The surreal paintings of Bob Doucette capture our imaginations with their rich narratives and whimsical delights. They beckon us into their lusciously opulent worlds through fantastical symbolism, all the while whispering the language of dreams into our subconscious. Building metaphors, … Read More