Joshua Lake, who demonstrates the defining creativity of an artist through his project ideas, captured the euphoric moment of an orgasm, blurred the line between reality and fantasy, and transferred the digestive process on film.
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Frederic Sofiyana Revisit
Frederic Sofiyana was featured on EK for his film work back in 2010. Sofiyana is based in Paris, where he was born, and has some big-name clients such as Clarins, L’Oreal, and Siemens. For his second time on EK, we’re showcasing his photography.
Josh Sinn
Josh Sinn is a photographer from Ellicott City, Maryland whose photos sometimes make me think I’m seeing a shot from Mulholland Drive. Mainly taken from his “Fogged Up” series, these photos make normal scenes appear as though they were staged, creating a slight eerie feel to them. He’s also selling prints of some of the…
Candas Sisman
Candas Sisman is from Izmir, Turkey. His portfolio mainly consists of multimedia works that often incorporate music or a soundtrack. Some of his projects, such as Deep Space Music, which features Japanese pianist Maki Namekawa, changes the way a musician performs and how an audience experiences a musical performance.
Emrah Gonulkirmaz
Emrah Gonulkirmaz was mentioned on EK last June for the work he contributed to the short collaborative experimental, Parasite Choi. Emrah is a designer and director based in Los Angeles whose work focuses heavily on form. At times he manipulates the form of an object beyond obvious recognition, and other times he narrows the field…
Steven Sebring
Steven Sebring is a photographer and filmmaker based in NYC. His photos have an eccentric quality, are saturated with color, and sometimes possess a metallic texture.
Paul Pope Revisit
Paul Pope will draw you into his comics by putting you in awe over his illustrations. The talented comic book writer and artist was featured on EK back in 2010.
Ji Lee Revisit
Ji Lee was featured back in April 2010. He used to be a creative director at Google and is now currently working as a creative strategist at Facebook. Lee loves cycling, animals, and jazz music.
Robert Longo
Robert Longo is an artist based in Brooklyn, New York who works mainly with charcoal. His pieces are hyper-realistic, making it hard to tell if what you’re looking at is indeed a drawing, or a black and white photograph.
Mika Tsutai
Mika Tsutai‘s manga plates are a nice punch to an ordinary table setting, adding some action and drama to one’s meal.
Robin Williams Revisit
Robin Williams, a graduate from RISD, was featured back in 2010. Check out her most recent work, which strongly consists of portraiture of nude men.
John Walsh
John Walsh is a painter from New Zealand who used to be a curator of Maori art at the National Gallery of New Zealand. One can see the influence of indigenous Maori culture through the landscapes and subjects in his artwork.
Allison Green
Bickering trees, embracing lovers, a dancing plant? Allison Green uses oil paints to give life to trees, weeds, and flowers as we humans experience it. And she’s an UMD alumni. Go Terps!
Ana Teresa Barboza
This is not your auntie’s embroidery.
Anouk Griffioen
Anouk Griffioen‘s work is dark and her photos can be a little straining on the eyes. She likes to work alone, but that doesn’t mean she’s not influenced by other artists. Griffioen’s collaboration with fashion photographer Anne Marieke van Drimmelen marked a turning point in her work, when fashion started to play a more visible…