Kazuhiro Hori: Something Is Troubling in The State of Dessert
It can be odd to link the line spoken by Marcellus in Hamlet with the surrealistic, hyper-realistic paintings by Japanese artist Kazuhiro Hori aka Cha...
The Whimsical Paintings of Robert Page
A look at the portfolio of Austin based artist Robert Page will remind you of novel ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell, and a lot of literary references o...
Interview: The Feminine, Symbol-Filled Pop Surrealism of Dawn Cooke
Bodies. They are at the center of art. First, because artists are using their own to create their artworks. And, of course, the body is one of the mos...
Legacy @ Thinkspace Projects: An Interview with Dulk
One of the biggest fears becoming an adult is losing your imagination and only seeing the world as it is through dull lenses. Dulk proves this doesn't...
Dolce Paganne: White is the Most Horrific Color
When it comes to horror, I always thought that it was more effective when brought out in the story by discreet touches, for example by turning mundane...
Erika Sanada Studio Visit + Togetherness @ Modern Eden Gallery
On July 14th, Modern Eden Gallery presents the fifth major ME solo exhibition of Erika Sanada. As part of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine’s exciting r...
Teagan White, A Voice for the Animal World
Teagan White is an artist from Minnesota, where winters are long yet nature is still seemingly bountiful. She graces us with celebratory water-based p...
Interview: Get Nature Under Your Skin With Tattooist Samantha Mancino
The more human society alienates itself from nature, the more individuals are finding ways to reconnect. Surrounding yourself with art inspired by veg...
The Majestic and Oneiric Street Art of Etam Cru
In a world where cities are the blatant image of dehumanization, street artists have become the reminder of our innocence and creativity. By painting ...
Subtle Snarls: The Sculptures of Erika Sanada
Weird, creepy, dark. Animals with extraneous parts. Just some of the words ceramic artist Erika Sanada uses to describe her abundant body of work....
The Ethereal Animal Sculptures of Anna-Wili Highfield
For 10 years, Anna-Wili Highfield has been working in the realms of 'life'. The Australian artist is indeed creating the most graceful bestiary yo...
Delicate, Gloomy Portraits of a Dystopian Future by Caitlin Hackett
Polluted landscapes, mutated and mutilated animals and a dark vision on the future of humanity: By description, the work of Oakland, California ba...
The Protean and Unsettling Universe of Roger Ballen
If one thing is certain, it is that the art of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine issue 007's featured photographer Roger Ballen will get you out of your ...
Enchanting Folkloristic Illustrations by Alexandra Dvornikova
With the short, dark days of winter coming up (sorry Australia!) I feel my taste gravitating towards warm, fantastic art more than any other season. A...
Delphine Gigoux-Martin’s Anti-Beauty Aesthetic
“Even the songs of birds are to be feared, because their voice obeys the one of their master,” wrote German philosopher Theodor Adorno in Aestheti...
The Bold Female Figures of Chuma Hill
From elegant forest-fused women to fiery steampunk cyborgs, Chuma Hill’s female figures all share his trademark style; bold watercolor and dashes of i...
Mira Nedyalkova: The Syndrome of Ophelia
Ophelia, a character created by William Shakespeare in his play 'Hamlet', is a popular source of inspiration in Fine Arts, especially in painting. Cov...
Kelsey Beckett: Celebrating Female Beauty
Kelsey Beckett is a young talent on the rise. This 25-year-old American freelance illustrator, based in Detroit, uses painting and digital tools to cr...
Guillermo Lorca: Playing Games With Paranoia
Born in Santiago Chile, Guillermo Lorca Garcia-Huidobro began his artistic training at the age of 16 with painter Sergio Montero and in 2002. After hi...
Taxidermy Sculptures by Les Deux Garçons
Taxidermy: you either love it or hate it. A fact that’s not up for debate is the amount of skills needed to become a taxidermist. Animals are complex ...