Crouching Animals, Hidden Angels: The Sculptures of Susannah Zucker
Survival has always been the main essence of human beings. And for a time, wrapped up in the comfort of our modern society, we had the fleeting illusi...
Claire Courdavault: Pleasure Is In The Detail
A look at today’s landscape of the arts will soon draw you to the conclusion that artistic creation is more protean than ever. Art is not only limited...
Wondrous Creatures: An Interview with Ariel Bowman
2018 Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize Finalist, sculptor Ariel Bowman brings the past to the present, connecting science and art through her ceram...
Darla Jackson: Sculpting Reflections of Human Emotion
Emotionally charged
A rabbit sits, head bowed into paws, in the depths of grief. Eyes covered, nose buried, shoulders hunched, followed by the fine d...
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...
Léonard Condemine: Identity Dweller
Dancing between Paris and Berlin, Léonard Condemine flashes dazzling handmade masks above provocative bodies in nature through his original photograph...
Sculptural Extraordinaires: The 9 Hottest Surrealist Sculptors in 2016
Contemporary surrealist sculpture is a hot topic in 2016. Artists are increasingly discovering new, inventive art forms and stretching the limits ...
Neon Sculptor Meryl Pataky
Mixed media artist Meryl Pataky has a refreshing take on the world that comes out in her art. With a focus on neon sculptures, she works primarily...
Susan Amorde: Emotional Baggage
We humans have a love/hate relationship with our emotional baggage. We subconsciously carry the warm fuzzy part of it with us because it serves bo...
A Peek into the Intricate World of Freya Jobbins
Ever wondered where your pretty little dollies went to die? Felt nostalgia over those lost childhood hours of pretend? Well, fear not. There is a heav...
Masao Kinoshita, between gods and écorchés
As a kid, Masao Kinoshita was fascinated by images of muscle men brought by American TV, these fit very well with his other passion, mangas’ robots. A...