Laura Thipphawong's paintings are what dreams feel like. She takes those feelings of wonder and confusion that the subconscious mind grapples whilst in an unconscious state and presents it before our conscious minds.
INTERVIEWS
Strips of fabric swerve and weave, slices of skin lay dormant and heavy. The hyperrealism of Ben Howe may look...
Have you ever sat at your computer and opened your eyes to visions of art so breathtaking, they make your heart...
David Natale’s work brings all of the beauty of nature and allows us to gaze upon it through our digital...
Since my last interview with Ciane Xavier, the world has changed so much, but she hasn’t let that hold her...
Experience the dramatic contrast of shadows, mid-tones, and highlights as they come together in a Chiaroscuro-esque composition; drawing the eye,...
In our latest in the series of gallerist’s discussions, Gary Pressman, Director of Copro Gallery, interviews classical painter Luke Hillestad...
It isn’t the precision of the artwork of Australian painter Jeremy Geddes that takes your breath away. Neither, paradoxically, is...
Exclusive Interview with Lucy Havard, 3rd Prize Winner of the INPRNT Photography Art Award 2021, Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Her...
A cornucopia of native wildlife. Courtney Brims is an artist who wholly celebrates personal connections to nature, especially within the...
Danish artist Jette Reinert’s works contain the most interesting compositions rendered with beautifully intricate designs and techniques. Her paintings contain...
In today’s pro-feminist culture, Justin Gedak’s tousle-haired, warpaint-streaked, weapon-toting, bad @ss babe battalion may be aesthetically on point, but the...
