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Lee Price exposes the world of compulsive behaviour in new portraits
In a time when our relationship with food is constantly being called into question, US artist Lee Price has taken a look at the experiences of women who eat compulsively – their struggle with their...
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Constantine Lianos’ surreal portraits offer a window into a different world
Constantine Lianos is an Athens-based artist with a unique line in surrealism, utilising a range of different materials and techniques, from oils to marine paints and bold lines to pointillism. His...
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Conservation project allows public to see the work involved in saving John...
For lovers of art history, it doesn’t get much better than this – the National Gallery of Victoria is currently running an initiative devoted to the conservation of John Rogers Herbert’s ‘Moses...
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Irina and Siviu Szekely’s photos and collages are a display of love and art
Redefining the notion of teamwork, UK-based married couple Irina and Siviu Szekely are an inspiration to everyone that’s ever thought of using their relationship to give something back to the world....
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Shocking photographs of sparks and lightning bolts by Marc Simon Frei
Swiss photographer Marc Simon Frei is repurposing an old invention for his latest artwork. These dramatic images capture electric currents created by a Tesla coil, an electrical resonant transformer...
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Shamekh Bluwi’s cut-out fashion illustrations wrap models in the outside world
Designer Shamekh Bluwi has found an unusual way to dress his models – not with fabric, but with city skylines, sunsets and traffic jams. Turning his fashion sketches into cut-out templates, Bluwi...
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iHeart explores people’s relationship with technology in his latest pieces
In his newest series called #asignofthetimes, iHeart takes a further look at our relationships with social media, technology, and the internet. His pieces are thought provoking with a grander...
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Antonio E. Ojeda’s black and white street photographs
Spanish photographer Antonio E. Ojeda is a master of street photography, capturing stunning black and white shots of people and places that allow audiences to see the everyday world from a new...
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Wearable Art: Viktor and Rolf’s Haute Couture A/W 15 Collection
Fashion designers ViKtor and Rolf have always been at the cutting-edge of fashion. Now they’re at the cutting-edge of art, too. The duo’s Haute Couture A/W 15 collection is a whimsical, literal take on...
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Murals in chalk by Philippe Baudelocque
As temporary as the medium is, French artist Philippe Baudelocque enjoys using chalk and white oil pastels to draw large murals of animals you can find all across Paris. Each one is created from a...
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Intricate wooden sculptures by Joshua Abarbanel
Organic and geometric shapes grow on top of each other and create an otherworldly form. Artist Joshua Abarbanel carved these sculptures from wood in his latest series. The highly detailed pieces appear...
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Etchings by Nao Ikuma
Nao Ikuma merges humans with nature in etchings full of darkness and detail. The haunting images lure us into another world populated by humans in the midst of transformation, taking onto themselves...
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A vibrant mural transforms a hillside community in Mexico
In an ambitious city-wide art project, an entire hillside of houses was painted over in a vibrant mural in the Palmitas district in Pachuca, Mexico. The Mexican government collaborated with a local...
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Artist Brian Kane gives us temporary reprieve from billboard advertising
In today’s consumer-driven society, we can get overwhelmed by all the advertising surrounding us. Artist Brian Kane decided to help remove some of that clutter if only temporarily by buying advertising...
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Hyper-realistic paintings by Kit and Oda King
Kit and Oda King are a married artist duo who create hyper-realistic paintings together from their studio in rural Ontario. They spend much of their days painting together, marrying not just their...
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WALL/THERAPY 2015 adorns Rochester, NY with 14 new murals
Going into their fifth year, WALL/THERAPY recently transformed the city of Rochester, New York by inviting artists to paint 14 murals centering on the themes of surrealism and the fantastic....
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Stunning and intimate travel photography by Justin Mott
In 2008, Justin Mott split his time between shooting a personal project about Agent Orange victims in Ho Chi Minh City and studying at San Francisco State University. Then a travel assignment for the...
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Layered portraits by Jeff Huntington
In his latest series titled Catalyst, Jeff Huntington takes portraits of significant people in history and superimposes them on top of each other. The combinations can be jarring and they add a new...
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The nostalgic photography of Davis Ayer
The women of Davis Ayer’s photographs have a solitary and nostalgic quality to them reminiscent of a melancholy dream. The pictures are heavily manipulated with light leaks, double exposures, and solar...
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The bold female portraits of Conrad Roset
Sweeping black brushstrokes cloak the female form in Conrad Roset’s minimalistic illustrations. The Barcelona-based artist depicts seductive and delicate figures who seem to sprout out of pitch-black...
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