Sculptor Patrice “Pit” Hubert, born in France in 1966, is renowned for his captivating “Kinetic Mecaniks.” Since 2003, he crafts sculptures that skillfully merge metal, movement, and light, giving life to four-dimensional artworks. Mastering steel and stainless steel, he shapes intricate forms inspired by sacred geometry and nature.
Danish artist Jette Reinert’s works contain the most interesting compositions rendered with beautifully intricate designs and techniques. Her paintings contain...
An exclusive interview with Stéphane Pannetier Le Hénaff to learn about his upcoming exhibitions and exciting new projects.
Come away on an adventure and into the pages of fantasy that harkens back to the age of wonder and...
While there is merit in seeing artworks in the flesh, often the exhibitions we want to see may not be...
We shoot for the moon, promise the moon, and are occasionally even over the moon, yet our selenophilia – from...
Welcome to the subjective reality of Pavel Guliaev, a maximalist, Hieronymus Bosch-like world where human stories and symbolism reign supreme enticing the viewer to delve deeper in order to obtain a glimpse of his reality.
While the idea of blasphemy is usually tied to religion, it can also be applied to long-held traditions that society...
Venture into the fantastical world of intricate ink illustration; wherein labyrinthine colour unfolds before you like an ornate, endless tapestry....
Julia Ulrich is a German-born artist who has always been deeply connected to nature and the creative process. Growing up close to the forest, she eventually built herself a wooden house where she raises her kids and cultivates her own food in a farm-like setting surrounded by sheep, chickens, and an orchard.
In the contemporary art world, wildly exciting and incredibly diverse forms of creative expression abound. Experiencing some of it is...
“Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?” T.S. Eliot...














