The Avant-Garde Mystique of Natalie Lennard’s (Miss Aniela) Photo Artistry
Aside from the rare few who somehow possess the hoodoo witchery skills necessary to break the fourth wall of the almighty internet, it’s probably safe...
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!)...
The Painterly Precision of Robin Eley’s Photorealism
In the contemporary art world, wildly exciting and incredibly diverse forms of creative expression abound. Experiencing some of it is like hopping on ...
The Art of Dreaming: Interview with Italian Figurative Artist Erica Calardo
Let me start at the beginning. This charming tale – full of flowing hair, rich symbolism, delicate lines and enchanted nostalgia – begins, like all go...
Rich, Spontaneous Photography: An Interview with Lori Cicchini
Lori Cicchini's artistry spans continents and genres – from art, fashion and beauty, to commercial and advertising. She has a long list of accolades t...
David LaChapelle’s Color-Saturated Cult of Celebrity Photography
In a time well before digital deluge and carpal tunnel scrolling syndrome, old fashioned newsstand magazines with neon-slicked, tree pulp pages were t...
INPRNT TAKES OVER Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
Every month Beautiful Bizarre Magazine chooses one of our favourite art lovers to TAKE OVER social media for the day. For July, we chose INPRNT to sha...
Stocksy United TAKES OVER Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
Every month Beautiful Bizarre Magazine chooses one of our favourite artists to TAKE OVER social media for the day. In 2019, we have decided to extend ...
Tomohide Ikeya: Life Vs. Death With the Gasp of One Breath
Let’s dive right into Tomohide Ikeya's edgy and, at times, deeply disquieting marine microcosm, shall we? The tempestuous excursion we’re about to emb...
The Glam Pop Photography of Pierre-Marin Delaisi
The colors are bold, the postures are theatrical. A first look at the photography of Pierre-Marin Delaisi brings you to a world where the glitter of N...
Femininity, Flora and Fairy tales: The Photography of Voodica
Take a tumble down the rabbit hole into photographer Voodica’s self-proclaimed wonderland and find yourself in an upside-down universe of alluring, li...
Flowers for Jeju: The Last Mermaids: An Interview with Zena Holloway
Frills and lace float, weightless, amongst graceful porcelain limbs in an eerie, hazy glow. There’s a nostalgic ambiance created by this otherworl...
Interview: Aaron Mcpolin Reveals The Grace of Shibari With Photography
Since its invention, photography has been an incredible tool to document humanity and to get the best insights into global subcultures and countercult...
The Oneiric and Moving Photography of Emma McEvoy
When you are feeling lonely and everything seems dark, just remember you are part of something bigger and that you are forever linked to nature. It is...
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 Organic and Surreal Photography of 3cm’s Yung Cheng Lin
Just one glimpse and you will realize that the photography of Yung Cheng Lin is dancing on the edge of beauty and bizarre. Based in Tainan, Taiwan...
Dark, Mysterious Fairytales by Ekaterina Belinskaya
Remember Disney’s Snow White? Or The Little Mermaid? The classic Disney films we all loved as a child have a much darker origin than many know. Sn...
The Cute and Weird Universe of Ellen Sheidlin
Instagram icon Ellen Sheidlin is Nabokov’s most twisted fantasy made true. Indeed, the writer of Lolita could not even have pictured a creature su...
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 ...
Romantic Tales With an Edge: Interview With Katie Eleanor
We all have artists we love so much that they can do no wrong. Directors that can’t create a film you don’t love, writers that publish book after book...