Herakut is the symbiotic name of a German artist duo, consisting of Hera (born 1981) and Akut (1977). If they had to pick a symbol to describe their work, it would be this: trees – two trees with trunks twisted … Continue reading
The Cement Factory, is a place Ricardo Bofill (Spanish Architect and studied at the School of Architecture in Switzerland)discovered in 1973. “The factory was part of an industrial complex from the turn of the century, comprising over 30 silos, underground … Continue reading
Amazing large-scale charcoal drawings by Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada…. [VIA]
Word To Mother- Can’t Afford to be Broke May 12 – June 2, 2012 London-based artist Word To Mother’s newest collection of works features his distinctive visual assemblages of figures, patterns and typography painted in mixed media on wooden panels. … Continue reading
Harriet White’s work involves large scale paintings reflecting conflicting senses of intimacy and glamour. The use of luscious, textured makeup evoke an immediate sense of dazzle and seduction, whereas the scale and cropping can imply a certain exposed vulnerability…. See … Continue reading
This is a very special print and the first ever canvas edition Tristan has made from his new paintings. The original painting is 5 feet by 7 feet, acrylic and spray paint on canvas. The painting took Tristan almost a … Continue reading
Highlighting the temporality of everyday existence within this digital age, Ian Francis’ latest body of work questions the purpose of our legacy for future generations. Working with mixed media on canvas, Ian Francis combines abstraction, figuration and elements of both … Continue reading
Photographer, Michael Wolf has taken an extensive set of architectural density photos from China & Hong Kong. One key element of his approach is the way he composes his photographs and what he includes or, one might say, what he … Continue reading
