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“Helping a Hanged Man to Die”
Gustave Doré 1885
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The Art of David Michael Bowers
American artist David Michael Bowers calls his style “realism with an edge”. In fact, his works could be referred to surrealism, but the author, as we know, is better off.
Bowers' paintings are filled with irony and sometimes wicked satire - the artist cleverly and ruthlessly dissects human vices and puts them in wonderful paintings!
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A little humor in the feed 😁
In the Guggenheim Museum took abandoned shoes for a work of art!
The video shows that visitors mistook the sneakers of one of the pranksters with a part of the exhibition and began to take pictures of the “exhibit”.
In comments to the video, users noticed that this perfectly reflects the essence of modern art, which does not have any uniqueness, but simply “represents garbage”
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Pencil lead sculptures
Bosnian artist Jasenko Djordjevic takes pencil art to a new level with his intricate pencil lead sculptures.
He transforms the pencil from a simple creative tool into a true masterpiece. Djordjevic uses an X-acto knife and a tiny chisel to carve detailed sculptures on the tip of a pencil!
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British artist Julie Alice Chappell
Portsmouth-based artist Julie Alice Chappell creates miniature insect sculptures using electronic circuit boards found inside discarded electronics.
Through a series of works entitled 'Computer Component Mistakes', the artist hopes to raise awareness of environmental waste!
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Chema Méndez
Chema Méndez is a Spanish artist whose work has mesmerized viewers from around the world. Méndez has been creating surrealistic paintings using computer technology for over a decade.
His works are reminiscent of the masterpieces of the great surrealists, but embodied in digital format.
The artist creates unique visual images, playing with absurdity and irony. His works, filled with bright colors and unexpected compositions, look like the paintings of the great masters of the past centuries
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Explosions in water
Italian designer and illustrator
Alberto Seveso has released one mesmerizing series of underwater photographs.
These images were taken with a high-speed camera while mixing ink and water, but unlike the previous time, the artist mixed two colors and named his new series “a due Colori”.
The resulting photos are so powerful that we think you'll see these pictures in your dreams one day!
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Pencil Sculptures
Jennifer Maestre was born in 1959 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Her sculptures were originally inspired by the form and function of the sea urchin. The urchin's spines, so dangerous yet beautiful, serve as a clear warning against contact.
The pencil sections represent aspects of sharpness and smoothness for two very different textural and aesthetic sensations. Paradox and surprise are integral to her choice of materials.
Pencils are ordinary objects, here they become structure. And sometimes there is a real fragility and vulnerability in the brutal aspect of the sculptures!
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This artist from Chengdu has won over many people
Even the organizers of all the major art events in the world want to get him as a headliner with master classes!
But the guy just creates his gorgeous works, posts them on social networks and is not even going to claim world fame. It's enough for him to be able to do what he really loves.
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Sculptures made of wax, wood, and duck feathers
LUCY GLENDINNING. Born 1964 and lives in Somerset. An awesome sculptor with religious and spiritual motifs. May or may not like it, but there's no denying the expressiveness of her work.
Here's what LUCY herself says:
I believe that a work of art has the power to awaken self-awareness, enhance a sense of humanity and generate concern for society as a whole, as well as provide cultural and historical context!
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The art of large tree log carving
The dragon theme is incredibly popular in the People's Republic of China. A lot of things are devoted to this theme. Here is a gorgeous figure made of wood including.
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Sculptures by Japanese artist
Hirotoshi Ito is a contemporary Japanese artist. Hirotoshi is best known for his disturbing, darkly humorous works that masterfully transform hard stone into forms that seem soft, malleable, or even alive.
His work falls into two main categories: realistic sculptures carved from marble or granite that look like the fabric of a shirt or scarf, and phantasmagorical objects made from individual stones that Ito finds on the banks of a local river.
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Kiss Stop
Two years ago, street-art artist from Turin - Greg Goya burst into the world art community, literally tearing up social networks with his debut work “Kiss Stop”. The work instantly went viral and garnered millions of views.
In fact, his work is a mixture of street and performative art. More often than not, he creates artwork in simple but interactive ways, engaging ordinary passersby in interacting with them!
And it all started when, after working for 4 years in the fashion industry Goya one day thought:
"I'm fucking tired, I need to quit everything, go into street art and start developing social media!"
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Pencil paintings
Elia Verano is a Mexican hyperrealist painter, poet, and musician.
Here's what Elia herself says:
"In the artistic field there is always the best and the worst, I don't feel competition for that, I am confident in my work because it's good!"
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Mini paintings by Turkish artist Hasan Kale
Hasan Kale is a famous Turkish micro artist from Istanbul. He paints on bottle caps, almond halves, match heads and butterfly wings.
Hasan likes to turn micro-objects that we ignore and miss in our daily lives into works of art. He painstakingly fills the surfaces of small objects, scenes from his hometown Istanbul and portraits of famous artists!
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A submissive lady in a bandage
Paul John Ballard is a contemporary German sculptor. His natural talent has resulted in outstanding works that are always well detailed and imaginative. Stunning women from around the world have been immortalized by his style.
Each woman is carefully designed and brought to life. Each has their own character, but they all have personality. High contrast and crisp detailing are two elements that form the foundation of his art.
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Illustrators from Shanghai know how to draw a waterfall literally in one motion
Don't believe it?
Check out this short video that literally blew up social networks!
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Original photo shoot with a child
We do not recommend repeating it! Author unknown.
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The surreal world of a digital artist
Mike Winkelmann, known by his pseudonym as Beeple, is an American digital artist, graphic designer and animator who creates comic and phantasmagorical works dealing with current political and social themes and utilizing pop culture references.
Winkelmann created the “Everyday” series of works, publishing a new image every day since May 1, 2007. Since then, he has not missed a day. The artist has even published new images on his wedding day and on the birthdays of his children.
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Quint Buchholz, 1957.
The German painter began to draw as soon as he picked up a pencil. After school he entered the Academy of Arts (Munich). After graduating from the institution, began his career as a literary illustrator. He works not only with German, but also with publishers of other countries.
Buchholz's magical works give a feeling of warmth and hope, take you back to your childhood years, to that magical time when everything is still ahead of you.... Currently lives with his family in Munich, is engaged in illustration and his own work. His paintings have won numerous international and national awards.
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Oil paintings
Roberto Ferri is a contemporary Italian hyperrealist painter. Inspired by the works of the old masters of the Baroque era, he creates paintings in that tradition, but in his own modern interpretation.
His work is a peculiar and surprising phenomenon in the field of fine art, his works are full of symbols and images from ancient mythology!
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The author of these mesmerizing shots is the Greek Cosmas Pavlos, who shoots for Portuguese and British GQ, Numero, V Man and Schon.
The photographer draws inspiration from ancient sculpture as well as abstract painting. Another of his passions is contemporary dance: shots of cloth-wrapped dancers reference Martha Graham's famous production of The Crying.
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