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...
Casson Trenor & Caia Koopman’s ‘Umijoo’: A Tale of Adventure, Beauty and Conservation
Art connects with us on many levels. It can remind us of memories and experiences, touch our hearts through the strength of emotion and magnificence i...
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...
Photogasm: Fishbowl
We present our favourite photography finds of the week, sourced from various social media platforms.
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Interview with Mira Nedyalkova
The photos of Bulgarian artist Mira Nedyalkova are works you won’t easily forget once you’ve seen them. Mira’s main inspiration is water, and she like...
Photogasm: The Paradox of Womanhood | Trapped in Beauty
We present our favorite photography finds of the week, sourced from various social media platforms.
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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...
Flesh, Air, and Water @ Smash Gallery
Smash Gallery celebrates its Grand Opening by presenting 'Flesh, Air, and Water' - a fine art photography exhibition featuring the works of two ...
Tomohide Ikeya @ Vanilla Gallery
Vanilla Gallery is presenting Tomohide Ikeya's photographic works from two of his renowned series: Breath and Moon. Each photograph in the series is a...
Mermaids, Dancing in Daylight: Ilse Moore’s Underwater Theatre
Ilse Moore, a South African underwater photographer from Johannesburg, has always been attracted to surreal imagery. She is Earth and Water (A little ...
Elemental Photography of Tomohide Ikeya
Japanese photographer Tomohide Ikeya explores the concept of 'control' and the 'uncontrolled', particularly as it relates to water, the central theme ...