Kevin Van Aelst
Kevin Van Aelst is an American artist and photographer who seems to have fully understood the philosophy and experience of the artistic movements Neo-Dada and Surrealist.
Collages by Marvellini Brothers
The Studio was founded Brothers Marvellini in Milan 2011. Their slogan States: “Imagination is more important than knowledge”.
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Light Painting Artist Janne Parviainen
Finnish photographer Janne Parviainen worked on a series of Light Painting 4 years. What is remarkable, in his work, Janne used only the camera and led torches. No Photoshop and processing.
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Illustrator Eric Joyner
Eric Joyner – American Illustrator with 20 years experience. In 1983 graduated from the University of San Francisco. Works in the genre of pop surrealism. The main heroes of paintings of Eric are robots and donuts.
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Todd McLellan – Deconstructed
Todd McLellan is a talented photographer who works for Canadian Sugino Studio. In this series of shots reassemble “creatively” everything.
Massimo Gurnari – Easy Money Easy Life
Massimo Gurnari shows a humanity poisoned by money, a humanity that loses its values to sell themselves to the highest bidder.
Rain Room
The amazing immersive & interactive installation by rAndom International is now at MoMA in NYC. More on collabcubed.
Artist Christina Empedocles
Christina Empedocles was born and raised in Michigan. In 2008 graduated from the California College of the arts. Writes realistic pencil drawings. Most of her works are in private collections.
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Kay Petal’s Needle Felted Celebrity Wool Sculptures
At the beginning Kay Petal did wool sculptures just for her friends and relatives and donated them for the holidays. But later she began to create dolls-stars: Marilyn Monroe, Bob Dylan, Freddie Mercury etc.
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“Cosmos” by David Fuhrer
Swiss painter and designer David Ferrer presented a series of works Cosmos, which depicted a planet of the solar system, in accordance with their comparative size and appearance.
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