“Wet Dreams”: The Superb Digital Artworks by XSULLO
XSULLO was formed in 2015 by Nick & his wife Gaby as a creative passion project. Since then the art duo has gathered an internet pressence on social media.
XSULLO’s media is diverse, from analog to digital, creating innovative and strickingly refreshing visuals with a distinct recognizable style. While thematically explores a cybernetic post-gender Punk world with a focus on how technology effects the human body on a personal or social level.
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