KiSung Koh’s exquisitely painted wildlife is truly something to behold. Floating in a sea of melancholia, they keep you in...
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Since Stuart Holland’s exhibition “Else(where)” back in May 2019, his work has evolved to a more symbolic body of work....
Since childhood, the wonderous world of fairy tales, folklore and mythology have filled our everyday lives whether it be through...
The end of the world is a truly horrific scenario for us humans. The flames of humanity extinguished, snuffed out as easily as a candle. This catastrophe will undoubtedly be at the hands of our own doing and while this may be all doom and gloom for us, it's party time for the rest of the natural world. In Andrea Bergen's 'Every Varmit Has Its Day', urban animals often labelled as vermin leap out from the shadows into the dusty pink glow of the morning sun ready to accept their new found freedom.
Delicately hinged on the cusp of dreams and reality, Stuart Griggs’ visionary art takes us beyond our physical realm, and...
Exclusive Interview with Benjamin Sumner Franke [Soulcraft], 1st Prize Winner, Stocksy United Photography Award, 2019 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Through...
Exclusive Interview with Tamara Dean, 2nd Prize Winner, iCanvas Photography Award, 2020 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Australian photographer Tamara Dean comments...
Jean Luc Iradukunda would like to introduce you to his 'blue people'. As the name suggests, they are blue in appearance, reminiscent of aliens, sporting dark hair and golden teeth.
It won’t come as a surprise to learn that here at Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, we LOVE wearable art! Just peruse...
By seamlessly intertwining art and fashion, Agnès Robin's work unveils a multi-layered narrative that captivates the senses with an intriguing fusion of striking patterns and rich color palettes.
Alchemy concerns itself with the transmutation of matter. Traditionally, alchemists attempted to turn base metals into gold, discover elixirs that would grant immortality and abolish disease. Whilst much of this medieval science may have been defunct and replaced with modern science and chemistry, the art of alchemy is still very much alive thanks to artists like Fran de Anda.
Alex Chavez has a way of transporting viewers with his use of color, symbolism, and expressive brushwork. Creating a bond between his muse and creative vision, this connection is not just seen but felt.
