Spanish artist Lino Lago‘s portraiture series entitled “Fake Abstract” reproduces classical renaissance paintings by finishing each piece with a block or a splatter of pleasure.
Alexander Berdin-Lazursky
It’s Tuesday, May 15th and it’s one of those days and mid-months where you’re eager to see something special. Something out there, something unique. So spoil and feast your eyes on New York based photographer Alexander Berdin-Lazursky‘s otherworldly, future, mega sci-fi fashion portraits.
Born Just Now with Robert Adanto
Robert Adanto’s new art documentary Born Just Now delves into the life and performance work of Marta Jovanović, a Belgrade-based artist struggling to cope with the pain accompanying the end of an eight-year marriage. Through several performances, she seeks confront and liberate her own pain in the name of art.
Fallen Giants
“Today’s tech giants are so omnipresent in our lives, it’s hard to imagine a future without them…” –Mike Winkelmann, Charleston, SC.
Paul Cristina
“I am primarily interested in exploring ideas and images of uncertainty in places that exist underneath the exteriors of everyday life. I want the work to deliver an experience that is unavoidably human – something to make us think, feel and ask questions.” –Paul Cristina
Mat Miller
Mat Miller is an illustrator based out of Bristol, UK.
Thomas Ehretsmann
Thomas Ehretsmann is an illustrator based out of Strasbourg, France who’s work has been featured in the New Yorker, Rolling Stone, Elle Magazine and various European and American books and journals. His work has been exhibited at Gallery L’Oeil du Prince in Paris and at Gallery Brulee in Strasbourg.
Miho Hirano
Miho Hirano is a Japanese artist based out of Chiba, Japan who wondrously creates ethereal portraits out of oil.
Marianna Ignataki
Marianna Ignataki’s watercolor practice enables her to enter a vague, subliminal world, filled with images of her own mythology. Her work ranges from minimalistic scenes and portraits to exaggerated, kitsch, Rococo inspired compositions.
Seungyea Park
Seungyea Park aka Spunky Zoe is an artist based out of Seoul, South Korea who creates large scaled drawings with ballpoint pens. Her self-portraits are representations of her inner and outer demons. Park was originally featured on Empty Kingdom back in October 2011.
Agnes Toth
“Dichotomy is the main feature of my practice; my work is equally precise and detailed, but also fractured, unfinished and deconstructed. A type of manipulation, where the painting is abstract and realistic at the same time.” -Agnes Toth