In the upcoming December issue of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, Dutch artist Handiedan is walking us through the creation of one...
In the contemporary art world, wildly exciting and incredibly diverse forms of creative expression abound. Experiencing some of it is...
Let me start at the beginning. This charming tale – full of flowing hair, rich symbolism, delicate lines and enchanted nostalgia – begins, like all good stories, with a dream. Fairy tales, paintings, dreams, castles, and Renaissance throw-backs… welcome to the whimsical world of Italian figurative artist Erica Calardo. “Working...
What’s your kink? If it is to see art that pushes the envelope, you may know the close relationship linking...
Animals, divinely sentient beings, have long been cast as the magical companions to our journey on this earth. As our...
Issue 26 of Beautiful Bizarre Magazine with Troy Brook‘s delicious artwork on the cover is out now! Contact one of our Stockists or Shop Online, but don’t miss this special issue. Inside issue 26 we immerse ourselves in the dark surreal world of Roberto Ferri and his depictions of love, hate, death and life....
Atsuko Goto (a featured artist in Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Issue 008) is the overseer of a delicate wonderland. Her paintings...
Morgaine Faye and Stephanie Inagaki’s work both seem to pull from deep mythological histories to build ancient worlds of wonder in our present. Faye’s artwork are objects crafted from the finery and beauty of nature, resulting in reliquaries to be admired and protected. Inagaki’s work reshapes the mythologies and folklore...
Marcos Navarro’s work is a twist of bright graphic compositions. The works fold figures, animals, and nature, built from plush...
Recently we sat down, via the internet, with Dutch artist Daan Noppen and talked with him about his summer in...
There is something ethereal and peaceful in the work of Canadian portrait artist Edith Lebeau. Yet, we can guess that beyond the placid, icon-looking beauty of her models, their minds are certainly far from rest. Indeed, Edith’s symbolism leads us to contemplate the loud chaos of our own mind, recreated...
