The Philosophical Art of Chameleons: Body Paintings by Emma Hack
Artists have always enjoyed giving their own twist on reality to trigger the imagination and dreams of their public. But some artists even go further,...
Intricate Imaginings: The Art of Kris Kuksi
In tonight's dream, you've sipped from Alice's "Drink Me" flask and speedily shrunk to the size a wee mouse, but instead of tripping through wonde...
Feral Plains: An Interview With the Two Headed Mystic
Digital artists Feral Plains delve deeply into the intricacies and symbolism of life. Nothing is placed on the page without meaning and a pure represe...
Cezar Brandao’s Uncanny Valley of the Dolls
Cezar Brandao sculpts digital 3D portraits of exiles from a lovelier and chillier plane. Some have the faces of renegade sexdroids- all babydoll pouts...
Patrick Jacobs’ Intricate Dioramas
Peer deep into the vast hand-crafted landscapes of Brooklyn sculpture artist Patrick Jacobs, who creates intricate three-dimensional dioramas through ...
Kazuhiro Tsuji @ DAX Gallery
Many of you are familiar with Kazuhiro Tsuji's hyperrealistic portrait sculptures. His large-scale but extremely lifelike sculptures have captured the...
RYCA ‘ROUGH WITH THE SMOOTH’ @ Copro Gallery
As part of the epic BRITWEEK, Copro Gallery is exhibiting a very special solo show by the eclectically British artist RYCA, 'ROUGH WITH THE SMOOTH'. K...
Transmutations and Rebirth: The Sculptures of Chris Haas
Rebirth; a controversial idea for many. Yet looking at the latest evolution of Chris Haas’ work, it becomes clear that he has taken this concept (minu...
Adam Martinakis : Digital Orgasms
Does technology bring humans closer or does it move them away? And why can humans get so close yet still feel so far from each other? Here are som...