The Photographic Mise-en-scène Dreams of Pierre et Gilles
Caravaggio, Liberace, Moliere, Bjork, Prince, Voltaire and even Fabio share one rather notable thing in common. Well, sure… lovely locks (good guess!)...
FFO Art: A Fleshy Floral Phantasmagoria Experience
There are myriad reasons why creatively inclined individuals like FFO Art dare to bare the soft underbelly of their fertile imaginations with the worl...
Rococo and Mythology: An Interview with Annie Stegg Gerard
Annie Stegg Gerard's artwork embodies magic and mythology while the compositions she creates nod to her affection for the Rococo art movement. Women a...
The Whim, Wit and Flair of Barnaby Whitfield’s Portraiture Extraordinaire
Barnaby Whitfield’s pulse-quickening portfolio of acid trip oil and pastel treats is like giving the carb-free diet that you’ve fastidiously adhered t...
Teagan White: A Modern Naturalist
Teagan White is an Oregon based artist, working primarily in gouache and watercolor. Flora and fauna take the main stage of her artwork. She states t...
CRAWW’s Incantation @ Arch Enemy Arts
British artist CRAWW's new body of work ‘Incantation’ invites us into a dark and evocative ritual, as women dance with the dead and shades caress the ...
Hair and Hirano
At first glance, artist Miho Hirano springs from that stripe of art most frequently found in ‘anime adaptations from the original manga’. You heard me...
Embroidered Humanity: The Photography of Aline Brant
Art can be and can do many things. But sometimes, it just needs to make us connected with other human beings thanks to a genuine pureness. Aline B...
The Natural Magic of Secret Wood Enchanting Rings
Wood and resin: this is what dreams are made of. It is what comes to mind when you first discover the astounding rings of designer Secret Wood. Ju...
Kari-Lise Alexander: Wet works
I know. The word origin of ‘wet works’ is something terrible – the kind of work where someone ends up ‘sleeping with the fishes’ – but, like pulli...
Flowers Die and Fairies Live: Interview with Bella Kotak
"Rage, rage against the dying of the light." - Dylan Thomas
As Bella Kotak shoots, time is against her. The Golden rays are her only help, yet they...
Secrets in Bloom: Interview with Anna Kincaide
There is something so striking and powerful about the women in Anna Kincaide's work, as she has always been strongly influenced by fashion and design....
Layers Within: The Encaustic Art of Nicole Fournier
Sparse trees with crooked branches and peeling bark, women in rippled cloth with unkempt, disheveled tresses, and the curved edges of flowers clut...
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...
Bosoletti: Nature Teams with Street Art to Show Its Supremacy
Francisco "Fran" Bosoletti was born in 1988 in Armstrong, in Argentina. His drawings soon attracted the compliments of perfect strangers, asking him w...
Photogasm: Wild Flowers
We present our favourite photography finds of the week, sourced from various social media platforms. Enjoy beautiful.bizarre’s weekly Photogasm!
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The Surrealist Photography of Madame Péripétie
Contrary to what you could expect from such a French moniker, the artist behind Madame Péripétie is Polish. Based in London, Sylwana Zybura, her real ...
Alexia Sinclair’s ‘Rococo’ @ Black Eye Gallery
Alexia Sinclair (beautiful.bizarre Issue 006 featured photographer) is showing her sublime new body of work 'Rococo' at the Black Eye Gallery in Darli...
Willy Verginer, the finest flower of sculpture
Stumbling upon the work of Italian sculptor Willy Verginer can only dazzle. Born in 1957, the artist carves his masterpieces out of lime tree wood and...