Heather McLean is a translator, converting ideas and experiences into a visual language. She observes and illustrates the human condition, building a bridge between the light and the dark, the disconcerting and the beauty. Her work addresses the intersection between … Read More
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
‘Moments of Clarity’ by Matthew Quick It was a moment of clarity, watching the US soldiers in Baghdad pulling down that statue. You know the one. The whole world was watching. Which for the participants was rather the point. Except … Read More
‘Day In & Day Out’ by Sean Norvet Do we become who we are from everything we absorb and experience in our lives? I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of this. How much impact on your personality can the … Read More
The magical swashbuckling adventure world in evidence within the paintings created by Deth P. Sun, is largely brought to life through his passion for history, the natural world and the small circulation self-published works that we know as zines. Having … Read More
Deedee Cheriel is a visual artist who started out creating record covers and T-shirts for the Oregon music scene in the early ‘90s. Born in the hippie town of Eugene, Oregon, she began her own band and record label at … Read More
‘Lost Souls, Sacred Hearts, Chromatic Erratics and a Pretty Face’ by Caia Koopman I love wolves and I want to save them all. I love elephants and I want to save them all too. I want to set all the … Read More
Kevin Sloan’s ‘allegorical realism’ occupies a fascinating territory where the natural world and humanity’s cultural contributions collide. The deliberately awkward interchanges that occur give rise to relationships which at first may strike us as unbalanced, although on closer inspection display … Read More
The imagery which spills forth from the mind of Jeff Christensen takes its cues from his discomfort within society, his distrust of people in power, and his unease with the dogma of organised religion and the pervasive credulity of superstition. … Read More
Erik Thor Sandberg approaches each composition as if it were a conversation between the artist and the viewer. The dialogue thus generated by his work always questions and attempts to define human identity (and scraps thereof). Using symbolism both established … Read More