British hyper-realist artist JKB Fletcher, paint gorgeous superheroes themed woman in a very sensual way. “My Paintings address questions of whether photorealism is anything more than a photograph with oil based paint. Using ‘reality’ and sensuality to provoke thoughts and sensations of physicality and beauty.”

Los Angeles based artist Cecelia Webber creates flower and butterfly assemblages from hundreds of nude human form photographs. Cecelia’s photographic compositions can take up to two months to produce due to the complexity of finding the right pieces. The result is lovely.

Croatian artist Igor Eskinja creates ephemeral 2 Dimensional art installation playing with gallery’s surfaces. Either it’s paint, wires or tapes, his installation art work creates the illusion of objects or forms that you can touch or interact with. Once the shows are over, the installation get thrown out.

This ‘Per Color’ series by Marco Ugolini reminds me of the Linda Lundgren series for Hemkop. In a different concept this series of photographs are displaying supermarket products divided per color. Taken in collaboration with Photographer Pedro Motta, both artist see the supermarket space as a space of manipulation. The attempt, in

Photographer and artist Kevin Van Aelst uses common artifacts and scenes from everyday life, which have been rearranged, assembled, and constructed into various forms, patterns, and illustrations. Aelst’s artwork is an attempt to reconcile physical surroundings with the fears, fascinations, curiosities, and

The Supervisions series by artist Andreas Gefeller begun in 2002. From a bird’s-eye perspective and with an elaborate photographic technique, Gefeller creates these »possible« and »impossible« view-points, shooting images of different Artist studios and urban areas revealing both views of