The self-proclaimed “photographer without camera”.
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The self-proclaimed “photographer without camera”.
Stepping into the acidic, dystopian landscapes of painter Jake Grewal.
Interdisciplinary artist Elise Boudreau Graham’s practice combines soft sculpture, printed matter, object collection, and installation.
British conceptual artist Damien Hirst is reportedly the United Kingdom's richest living artist who shot to fame during the 1990s.
Jesse Treece work executes his simple, yet nuanced view of the everyday that manages to enthrall and enrapture.
Protey Temen is a multidisclipinary artist based in Moscow, Russia. His works revolve around reasoning, memory, and thinking.
Gottlieb’s works carry an authenticity in his depiction of emotive experiences.
Barbara Kruger is an American conceptual and pop artist who was born in Newark, New Jersey in 1945.
Compared to his contemporaries, Varlin’s work is very controlled despite the rough quality to attributed to it.
The movement took on a reduced form of art that favoured natural materials and style, a style that is prominent in Merz’s work when observing the various types of materials used to build his igloos.
Transforming a mental space and giving body to a fictitious space, here is what Gilles Élie, painter, realizes through his work.
He is known as one of the leading figures of modern sculpture.
Marini’s works were highly figurative and became more abstract over time.
Ricci’s works are often portraits and landscapes executed as oil paintings.
Inspired by the tribal cultures in New Guinea, De Nieves constructs a world where, like the river that indiscriminately gives and takes life, death is greeted with aplomb and full acceptance.
Vascellari’s incorporation of sound in his works is attributed to his background in punk rock bands.
Her works are tinged with Dada-esque values and seem to put forward the most suppressed of thoughts.
Ludmilla Cerveny builds images. Not drawings, neither photographs, the artist plays with the vocabulary and the specificities of each technique to create her own formal and aesthetic language.
Vogl’s works border on the brink of chaos, but hold us in a suspension of a specific moment that questions the temporality of this—is this the preliminary, the after, or are we in media res?
Copenhagen-based artist Johan Deckmann’s art is made up of text-heavy work that teeters on a visual narrative of sorts. Initially a psychotherapist, Deckmann’s work consists of fictional book covers with ironic and thought-provoking text tinted with dark humor.
