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Bex Finch’s sleepwalker
Bex Finch is an American photographer who specialises in environmental portraiture and self-portraiture. When her father was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease, she began capturing...
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Charles Reid’s watery light
Charles Reid is an American artist who uses watercolour. His rich compositions are spontaneous and display a profound understanding of light and color. His figures are beautifully rendered, in a...
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Brie Ruais’ organic contours
Despite their fragile appearance, Brie Ruais’ sculptures bear traces of the indelicate processes by which they were made. Measures of clay, often corresponding to the artist’s own body weight, have...
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Daniel Martin’s lost identities
Daniel Martin is a Dutch artist / graphic designer who’s paintings are characterised by quick and powerful strokes interwoven with finely painted elements, reflecting decaying beauty.
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Mario Dilitz’ contradictions
Mario Dilitz is an Austrian sculptor who combines hyper-realistic techniques with abstract textures. On the one hand he manifests the contradictions occuring in human nature, on the other hand he knows...
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Arnulf Rainer’s Face Farces
Arnulf Rainer is a renowned Austrian painter, photographer and printmaker. In 1968 he starts with Face Farces, a series of mixed media self-portraits displaying distorted facial expressions.
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Kim Joon’s skin canvasses
Korean artist Kim Joon has always investigated tattoos as a subject matter. While still a cultural and legal taboo in Korea, tattoos are for him a way to externalize subconsciousness. They show in...
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Ashburn Eng’s Paper couture
A vast array of paper products such as: brown paper, toilet paper, tracing paper, egg trays, recycled magazines, and newspaper were used for Ashburn Eng’s “Paper Couture”. He and his design assistant...
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Tamiko Kawata’s discarded materials
Tamiko Kawata uses overlooked indigenous objects from our daily life for her medium, among which paper. “Discarded materials are important to me not only for environmental issues but also to reflect my...
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Allison Diaz’s shifting perspectives
Allison Diaz is a collage artist from California who studied an eclectic blend of photography, psychology, art, and biology before completing a degree in Spanish Literature. Her current work focuses on...
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