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Isabel Chiara’s Award Winning Surreal Gif Collages Blend Classic, Vintage,...
Spanish artist and illustrator Isabel Chiara creates impressive gif collages, some uncannily reminiscent of animations in the Monty Python vein. Chiara cites the great masters of painting as her...
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This Is What People Would Look Like If They Were Shredded Into Thin Lines
“Scribbled Line People” is a digital collaboration between New York-based illustrator Ayaka Ito and programmer Randy Church. Part of a “3D Motion and Particle” course, the two decided to embark on...
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Modern Interpretations Of Classic Art Works
“Ohhh…Alright…” remake by Emily Kiel “The Two Fridas” remake by Claire Ball “The Ship” remake by Justin Nunnink “Weeping Woman” remake by Frances Adair Mckenzie A couple of years ago, Booooooom...
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Sébastien Lifshitz Documents Hidden LGBT Relationships From The Early 20th...
Filmmaker Sébastien Lifshitz began compiling vintage photographs of queer couples when he happened upon a photo album that he realized contained the life a lesbian couple. Intrigued by the visibility...
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Stephen Wilkes’ Cleverly Captures The Transition From Day To Night In One...
Presidential Inauguration, Washington, D.C. Wrigley Field, Chicago Santa Monica Pier, California Western Wall, Jerusalem Stephen Wilkes‘ “Day to Night” series captures the day-to-night transitions that...
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Famous Paintings Overlain with Hip Hop Lyrics Are Remarkably Cohesive
James McNeill Whistler, Whistler’s Mother (1871) / S&M, Rihanna Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci (c.1503) / Super Bass, Nicki Minaj Nighthawks, Edward Hopper (1942) / Girls Love Beyonce, Drake Hell...
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Arthur Tress’ Haunting And Mythological Childhood Dream Interpretations
Published in 1973, Arthur Tress‘ photo book, The Dream Collector, features visions of childhood dreams and nightmares. Tress began shooting these dream scenarios in the 1960s, first speaking with...
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Jason Houge’s Intimate Look At The Lives Of Feral Cats
With the help of their local Cats Anonymous organization, photographer Jason Houge and his girlfriend have been feeding and caring for a colony of 30 (for now) feral cats that occupy the couple’s...
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Intricate Digital “Fabergé Fractals” By Tom Beddard Look So Real You Can...
Fractals are a geometric concept and mathematical set that represent repeating patterns, also known as self-similarity. Scotland-based physicist and artist Tom Beddard, aka subBlue, who we have...
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Carl Jung’s Surreally Illustrated “The Red Book” Documents The Therapist’s...
If you’re familiar with ideas about art therapy, the intersection of Eastern and Western spirituality, personality attributes and assessments like Myers-Briggs, New Age philosophy, or Joseph...
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Bob Egan Superimposes Iconic Film and Music Images Onto Their Corresponding...
Breakfast at Tiffany’s Van Morrison, Too Long In Exile Billy Joel, 52nd Street Taxi Driver Bob Egan, a real estate agent during the day, becomes a “pop culture detective” by night. Egan’s PopSpots...
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Martin Klimas Captures Shattering Porcelain Action Figures Mid-Fight
Martin Klimas is no stranger to meticulously timed photography. From his speaker-induced dancing paint splatters to his shattered blooms and vases, Klimas’ work captures moments in time that record a...
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Google’s Robot Cameras Caught Taking Unintentional Selfies In Museums And...
In 2011, Google launched Art Project in order to provide comprehensive, virtual tours of the spaces and artifacts of the world’s art museums and galleries. This requires Google’s robotic camera...
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Thomas Kellner’s Contact Sheet Montages Deconstruct Iconic Landmarks
German photographer Thomas Kellner‘s contact sheet photo montages deconstruct iconic architectural landmarks and cityscapes. Each of Kellner’s frames are shot sequentially, then printed in the film’s...
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Ron English’s Pop Culture Guernica Interpretations
Artist Ron English is best known for his bright and playful pop culture aesthetic, and a blending of high and low art cultures, something he refers to as “popaganda.” A multitude of characters and...
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William Farges’ Rorschach-Like Inverted Nude Bodies
French photographer William Farges‘ series “White Line” features surreal reflections of body angles, parts, and positions. Farges creates new shapes and figures by placing the reflections of nude...
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Maija Tammi’s Beautiful Portraits Of Surgically Removed Diseases
Breast cancer (whole breast removed) Bowel cancer Tumor Finnish photographer Maija Tammi‘s series “Removals” visualizes illnesses represented by the removal of objects and entities the body contains....
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Cesar Santos’ Paintings Artfully Blend Imagery From Disparate Genres
Cuban-American artist Cesar Santos thoughtfully blends disparate styles and elements in a series he calls “Syncretism.” Santos’ amalgamations present representations from Renaissance, Modern, Classic,...
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The Surprising Beauty of Yvette Meltzer’s Tumbling Clothes
When you think of fine art, one of the last places you’d probably consider finding it is in the laundromat. Photographer Yvette Meltzer, long fascinated with the transformation of soiled to clean...
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Japanese Artist Arrested for Distributing 3D Model Of Her Vagina
On Saturday, Japanese artist Megumi Igarashi was arrested for the crime of distributing indecent material. And what did she distribute, exactly? Digital data that represents 3D modeling information of...
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