Her Painterly Femme: An Interview with Emma Leonard
Australian artist Emma Leonard paints a dreamy cast of women in her collections. She depicts the female form as both ephemeral yet timeless, fragile y...
Pierre Schmidt: Into the Rabbit Hole of A Creative Mind
Sex sells; it entertains and lures us in. Undeniably juicy color has a similar effect, as well as the contrast between what society defines as "normal...
The Surreal, Mystical Delight of Scott Mills’ Wildlife Sprites
What happens when modern life feels as though it’s spinning out of control? Scandinavians seeking a natural remedy for an unbalanced emotional state m...
Childhood Tales Will Never Die: An Interview with Evens Joseph
Do you remember the time when artists were the toys of their muses ? Now, muses are usually real people, mostly pretty famous women. But back then, mu...
Patricia Piccinini: Empathy In An Artificial World
Australian resident Patricia Piccinini was born in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Her wide scope of sincere and disconcerting work encompasses sculpture, ...
Sun-kissed, Tattooed and Graceful: The Drawings of Elena Pancorbo
We all love illustration. The effect it has upon us is similar to the one of poetry. Many popular drawings have this sweet, ethereal mood which helps ...
Kelsey Beckett Honors the Beauty of Cultural Diversity
Until about a year ago, it was hard to find cultural diversity in modern portraiture. A handful of artists were doing it very well and receiving m...
The Haunting Photography of Haris Nukem
There are many terms used to describe the work of Haris Nukem. Surprisingly, most of the time, they are connected to glamour, as if the photography of...
Dark Fairy Tales Painted by Sandra Ovenden
Although still dominated by men the tattoo world is no longer what it once was: a male driven industry. More and more women find their way into th...
Metaphorical Skin: The Art of Kristine Schomaker
Los Angeles based multimedia artist Kristine Schomaker layers streaks of paint over mannequins and other objects associated with vanity and gender...
The Visual Style of Tony Gum
A self-described artist in training, Tony Gum is the embodiment of Cape Town cool. She ticks all the right hipster boxes, and all the blogger boxe...
Interview: The Brushstrokes of Victor Grasso
Like a valiant pirate who mischievously steals the vast wooden ship, Victor Grasso wittingly captures and seduces our wayward imagination with his gra...
Unconventional Beauty: Portraits by Justin O’Neal
Justin O’Neal is a freelance artist, illustrator and writer. With a striking and mysterious presence, the unconventional women seen in his work seem t...
An Interview with Giselle Natassia
A young woman with an incredible eye for capturing the moment, Giselle Natassia's concept-driven photography has taken her around the world. Although ...
Géraldine Zberro: The Most Beautiful Job in the World
She is the ambassadress in France of the Beautiful Bizarre Movement, and it must be said, a pioneer. Géraldine Zberro is gallery owner in Paris... a c...
beinArt Surreal Art Collective: Home to the Phantasmagorical
I was recently introduced to Jon Beinart’s fantastical world, and am fully taken by his artwork and the surreal art ‘colony’ he has developed sinc...
ALEX MAC 3HC: Female Deities on Walls and Canvas
He signs his creations ALEX MAC 3HC. Alex is his name and MAC and 3HC are his crew. Born in 1973 in Paris, France, the young artist grew up drawing...
Red Alert: Paintings By Salustiano Garcia Cruz
Humanity is the main subject of the paintings of Salustiano Garcia Cruz; it is also his interlocutor in these mute conversations. Just a glance and th...
Wendy Ortiz: A Celebration of Womanhood
In an enduring celebration of the beauty and power of womanhood and the world, Wendy Ortiz captures the intuition and sensuality that belies the duali...
Photogasm: I’m Too Intense For You
We present our favourite photography finds of the week, sourced from various social media platforms. Enjoy beautiful.bizarre’s weekly Photogasm! ...