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Anna Solal

Gathering pieces of machines, mass produced objects and images of ethereal landscapes and ephemeral daily life scenes, Anna Solal from France suggests portals to other worlds and melodies for rituals composed by bike chains. The board where the game is played is ages long. Each cubicle is assembled through fortuitous assemblages of forgotten crumbles under…
2 October 20180Comments

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Digital Art

Peter Tarka

Peter Tarka is a young art director, graphic artist and illustrator from Poland. He is living and working in London, UK. The majority of his works are immersive illustrations realized by using forms, shapes and colors with the purpose of creating visual experiences. The artist composeS renderings of real-life objects by using C4D, V-Ray, Photoshop…
27 August 20180Comments

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Art

Lito Kattou

Native to Cyprus but based in London and Athens, Lito Kattou speaks in sharp edges, oxidation and anodization. Her sculptural installations radiate both menace and wonderment. Razor, cut. Races the cut, erases. Raze the ground. Wound found. There is space, between the cuts, to forge and build. Cut the rut. En route to Ur. Shut…
21 August 20180Comments

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Digital Art

Fantastic Animals_ Julien Tabet

Julien Tabet was born in France, he's 20 years old and he works as digital artist. On his series you can mostly find animals surrounded by a surreal atmosphere. By using Photoshop to create his personal alternative world, he is always in search of a metaphorical representation of life. He prefers to represent animals instead of…
20 August 20180Comments

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Communication Digital Art

Carbon Visual Innovation

Carbon is a motion graphics and design studio founded in 2014. Working in Hong Kong, Singapore and China, they are specialized in visual communication. They are specialized in creation and transformation of iconic brands that thrive digitally. They work between 2D, 3D and everything in between within the aim to find "Identity". The group is…
13 August 20180Comments

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Art

AndrÉs Pereira Paz

Intrigued by images of otherness and the rekindling of a prehispanic legacy in the Andean region, Bolivian artist Andrés Pereira Paz produces images of the fragmentation, transformation and rebirth of the past That is the vengeance of the broken quipus: that all should be this entangled, that our count of the days should squeak a…
31 July 20180Comments

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Art

Kapwani Kiwanga

Combining her training as an anthropologist and the multivocal approach of art, Canadian artist Kapwani Kiwanga searches for the meeting points between objects' formal qualities and the complex social histories they embody. We should always ask ourselves how did plants experienced any given historical event. Placed in vases, together with former sworn enemies in the fight for…
17 July 20180Comments

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Dodi Espinosa

Mexican born, Belgium-based Dodi Espinosa brings forth icons and symbols of violence, transformation and hidden knowledge reaching to both the ancient past and the urgent present. Monkeyness floods the new born day. Bloodless, weak veins, hungry for hearts, receives the furry patron. So unfold events, gestures, thoughts, all infused with guttural laughter and a sharp shine of…
3 July 20180Comments

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Photography

Deep Instants_ Darran Rees

Darran Rees was born in Wales, he studied art to become a mural painter. At the age of 18 he discovered in his municipal library a Don McCullin's photography book and from that moment on, he decided to dedicate his life to this art. For Darran, photography is the most important way to express and…
30 June 20180Comments

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Natasja Kensmil

For dutch artist Natasja Kensmil, History is an intricacy of cruelty, holly vows and the generations of artists who could only use that dark ink to record it all. The terse light reaches the trilobite's sensory pits in broken up notes. Making its way across primeval waters, the living architecture of its being was never meant…
19 June 20180Comments

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