· DESIGN, FEATURED, PHOTOGRAPHY ·
‘Abstract’ by Andrea FerrariWe love the work of Andrea Ferrari, check out his series ‘Abstract’, featuring iconic furniture designs from Gubi Denmark, Cappellini and Lumina Italia.
· EXHIBITION, PAINTING ·
Paintings by Kirra JamisonKirra Jamison is a young Australian talent who I have noticed a bit in recent months.
· PAINTING ·
Gary Petersen PaintingBold, with a touch of eccentricism – Gary Petersen’s paintings are a treat for anyone looking to see geometric abstracted painting with a humanistic touch.
· FEATURED, FINE ART ·
William Miller’s Ruined PolaroidsWith his Polaroid SX-70 (a used camera he picked up at a yard sale for $20), William Miller churns out not photos, but amazingly abstract works of art. The camera, as it turns out, was broken. “It sometimes spills out two pictures at a time and the film often gets stuck in the gears, exposing [...]
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Esther Stocker’s Geometric InstallationsIn addition to painting on the usual canvas, Esther Stocker creates her minimal abstract work on entire rooms and structures. The Italian artist has been creating her black and white installations and wall works since 2001, which have been exhibited all over the world. Esther uses stark geometric lines to create
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Lori Larusso’s PaintingsAmerican artist Lori Larusso uses mundane american interior and exterior settings as the main subject in her paintings. At first glance her work appears more as a collage art than painting, because of her way of abstracting the environments by removing
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Untilted by Ian AddisonI just stumbled on this very visual series by Brooklyn based photographer Ian Addison – In 2010 Adisson’s always kept a small plastic camera in his bag and occasionally this camera would accidentally fire while inside to produce these colorful, abstract photos. These ancillary creations were
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Karl Martin Holzhäuser Art PhotographyAs a longtime university teacher of communication design, Karl Martin Holzhäuser is familiar with all technical means of photo production. However, for his own artistic work, these are of little or no interest to him. At most, they’re an antithesis to