Inspired by popular culture in her native Japan and beyond, Yoko d’Holbachie’s paintings are at once vividly inviting and disturbingly dark. Candy colored creatures with wormlike tentacles travel through fantasy landscapes. Elements of Kawaii, Anime, Pop Art and Surrealism blend … 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
‘The Inbetween (Part VI): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor It’s OK to be Original Our travels into and near brushes with the areas of the Inbetween are strange and challenging. We … Read More
Appropriating the aesthetic of John James Audubon, Kevin Sloan explores the poetic dimensions of nature using a representational, scientific style. His images of the natural world feature intricately rendered birds that evoke Audubon’s realist approach and taxonomic faithfulness. Yet Sloan, … Read More
Tiffany Bozic’s explorations into nature and the animal kingdom have opened a window into the heart of the human condition. Through her astute observations and a profound connection with the natural world, Bozic creates percipient visual metaphors with universal clarity. … Read More
Sean Norvet is an artist and illustrator born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. His paintings are usually precisely executed in oils on panels, but his style and subjects reflect the media-saturated, commercialized environment we inhabit today. His work is … Read More
Jennybird Alcantara delves into the subterranean wonders of the unconscious and unearths an abundance of mysterious treasure which provides her with unlimited inspiration for the anthropomorphic beings who fill her imagery. Befitting the language of the subconscious, Alcantara’s work is … Read More
J.A.W. Cooper deftly constructs her compositions and narratives with a majestically flowing line, which is simultaneously filled with both an unwavering confidence and a tangible vulnerability. This sense of duality is cleverly echoed within her female protagonists and their animal … Read More
Daniel Merriam is a contemporary surrealist, best known for his dry brush technique and imaginative style. Merriam’s unique visions are layered with colorful imagery in a style that reclaims the territory of dreams and romance for both classical and contemporary … Read More
Veks Van Hillik was born in 1988, in a small village of the southwest of France. Influenced by his elder brothers, he takes up drawing at a young age and finds his first source of inspiration from the nature surrounding … Read More