Disorientating sculptural pieces and video installations filled the walls of a concrete Gas Station in Slovenia. Could musings on vegetal-society leave you sleepless?
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Disorientating sculptural pieces and video installations filled the walls of a concrete Gas Station in Slovenia. Could musings on vegetal-society leave you sleepless?
Melbourne-based 3D artist Nicholas Keays talks humor, social media, and the future of digital advertising. SPOILER ALERT: In our world of rapid technological advancement, you mustn’t believe everything you see.
We've interviewed Moon Chan, "an alchemist, maker of religious relics and ruins", as his Instagram biography says.
“You told me you didn’t know who you are but I told you I love who you are”. Meet the young South African artist exploring the complexities of love in his first solo show.
Digital artist Marjan Moghaddam investigates hypnotising shape-shifting forms in computer generated formats, to combine the Personal with the Global. Doing so whilst exploring what she refers to as our ‘Collective Imagination’ - one that finds itself enhanced by the internet.
Navot Miller, the artist who was “De-, and Re-formed” in Berlin.
Stacie Ant is the artist behind reality-warping shiny femme figures on the posters of Berlin club nights, music videos and peppering our Instagram feeds- we delve into the thoughts behind the art.
Italian AI artist Giusy Amoroso speaks simulated reality, forecasts the nude future of fashion and shares her creative influences.
This creative duo talk to us post-avatar fashion show. Think digital hyper-sexuality and next level filters.
From sculpting both physically and digitally, Swedish artist Estrid Åkermark gives us an insight into her developmental avatar creations as she explores mass production, opulence and femininity in today’s technological society.
Mirko Borsche is a renowned german creative art director born in 1971. He has extensive experience in working both for advertising agencies, such as Springer & Jacoby and clients like Levi’s, MTV, and Mercedes-Benz, and Balenciaga.
Portuguese artist class 1987, Ricardo Passaporte has created a body of artworks largely dedicated to brands that shape our everyday lives like Lidl and Footlocker. He depicts the ordinariness of the society through the lenses of consumerism.
The Fine Avantgardist: this Austrian street-artist is always one step ahead of his time.
Coeval discovered the work of Matt Giordano, aka @cheap_trillz on Instagram, via his creepy dancing baby filter and immediately had to know more.
Victor Crepsley observes the zeitgeist and the mold that shapes us.
From classical to digital art. Pablo Rochat has an Instagram profile that you should definitely follow, entertainment pure meets postmodern art.
Emitting a graphic aura of “sophisticated trash”, Julius Pristauz artistically liases by reincarnating into a cliché.
Fluid figures evolving into digital archeology, Nicemask is mesmorised by fantasies of the real world and sees life as a lottery ticket.
Bathing in Transhumanism, augmented humans and the power of customising avatars, self-proclaimed auto-addict Samy La Crapule perceives 3D as a new world; and filters as the new makeup of our generation.
The 3D-Designer from Milan loves the dark movement in things and really knows his way around the Grands Classics of Art History.
