Julia deVille TAKES OVER Beautiful Bizarre Magazine
Every month, Beautiful Bizarre Magazine chooses one of our favourite artists to TAKE OVER our social media for the day. Just in case you missed it, ...
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...
Lauren Marx’s Interconnectivity of Life: Unforgiving Portrayals of Nature
There is an elegant simplicity to the universe: we live and we die; energy inhibits a form, leaves it and takes on another form. This is because a...
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 ...
Ceramic Sculptor Juz Kitson: Death Makes All Equal
Saggy, heavy bulbous growths sprouting hair and antlers in earthy colors or muted pastels are a signature look in Juz Kitson's sculptures and installa...
The Macabre Magic of Laurie Hassold’s Sculptures
Dark and foreboding collaborations between science and art, Orange County, California-based artist Laurie Hassold creates fantastical creatures that c...
beautiful.bizarre Curated Exhibition ‘Femme to Femme Fatale’ @ Modern Eden Gallery
Woman. She is an archetype, a stereotype, mother, lover, daughter, and dominator. Larger than life, hiding her divinity, selfie-taking, heartbreakin...
Delphine Gigoux-Martin’s Anti-Beauty Aesthetic
“Even the songs of birds are to be feared, because their voice obeys the one of their master,” wrote German philosopher Theodor Adorno in Aestheti...
The Art of Caitlin McCormack: Interview
Stemming from an obsessive imagination as child, envisioning her grandmother’s doilies unraveling and magically creating new beings in place of their ...
The Crystallized Conservator: Tyler Thrasher
Tyler Thrasher’s crystallized beetles and bugs make fairy tales seem possible. As if touched by the magic of love and life with a nymph’s kiss, Tyler’...
The Best of 2015
As this year approaches its close, on behalf of the whole beautiful.bizarre team I would like to wish you a very Happy New Year! I hope 2016 brings yo...
Jaime Freestone: Taxidermy, Sculpture & Extreme Recycling
We recently had the chance to chat to UK artist, sculptor and taxidermist Jaime Freestone, who has been amalgamating his skills to create remarkable a...
The Whimsical World of Stitch of Whimsy
Parading the walls in dreamy pastels and sugared candy colors: Welcome to the whimsical world of Stitch of Whimsy, created by the very talented Sara L...
Exclusive Interview | Julia deVille – The Morality of Death
I had the pleasure of having a long conversation with Australian sculptor and jeweller Julia deVille while preparing her editorial for beautiful.bizar...
Taxidermy Sculptures by Les Deux Garçons
Taxidermy: you either love it or hate it. A fact that’s not up for debate is the amount of skills needed to become a taxidermist. Animals are complex ...
Issue 009 | Jun 2015
beautiful.bizarre is proud to announce Issue 009 | June 2015 with HUSH's work on the cover is out now! Buy beautiful.bizarre via our stockists or shop...
Annabel Lecter’s Edible Sculptures: Exploring the Conjurer’s Kitchen
Deep within the Conjurer's Kitchen there sits a woman. In her past, she trained as a sculptor and held paintbrushes to canvas producing fine art like ...
Transmutations and Rebirth: The Sculptures of Chris Haas
Rebirth; a controversial idea for many. Yet looking at the latest evolution of Chris Haas’ work, it becomes clear that he has taken this concept (minu...
Human Animals by Kate Clark
As a species we aren't particularly proud of our animal status and human animal hybrids have always inhabited the murkier regions of the human mind; w...
Julia deVille’s ‘Till Death’ @ e.g.etal
"The place of jewellery in history has always been one of personal expression. A jewellery collection says much about the person. It can tell the stor...