Paolo Pibi taps into the vein of an artistic manifesto which, since its inception during the early part of the 20th century, has forever changed the landscape of creative exploration: namely, that of the Surrealist movement. Pibi’s thoroughly engaging imagery … Read More
Sonya Fu’s digital dreamscapes enchant with an ethereal symbolism and the glimpses they provide into the secret lives of her beautiful female protagonists. Largely inspired by Fu’s own hypnagogic experiences as she descends on the elevator from wakefulness to sleep, … Read More
Naoto Hattori was born in 1975 in Yokohama, Japan, studied graphic design in Tokyo before moving to New York to study. In the year 2000 he received a BFA in illustration from the School of Visual Arts. He has received … Read More
‘Reaching into the Subconscious’ by Tomasz Alen Kopera In my work I try to reach to the subconscious. I want to keep the viewer’s attention for a longer moment. I would like the spectator to feel the need for a … Read More
For artist Mark Bryan, humour and satire provide the possibilities of maintaining, and more often than not, amplifying the interest and intrigue of his audience, even when the messages he presents are somewhat unpalatable or disturbing. A veteran of the … Read More
Philadelphia based artist Yis Goodwin, aka NoseGo, delves into the undivided creativity of his subconscious for inspiration. Unrestrained by the limitations of reality, his imagination is given free reign throughout his creative process. NoseGo’s works host a wealth of quasi-mythological … Read More
Bill Mayer is acclaimed as one of America’s best illustrators. He has won numerous national awards for his work, which includes illustrating books for young readers as well as fulfilling requests from a range of Fortune 500 clients, among them … Read More