There’s not too much information on artist Suzy Lelièvre, but her striking works speak for themselves. A steel ladder does a graceful backward bend into a full circle, a bowl of noodles connects to a large mid-air fork, and dice dots sink towards the ground. In fact, in most of Suzy’s work, everyday objects are spun, skewed, and (...) Read More about Suzy Lelièvre Conceptual Art (40 words)

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Robert Gligorov is a contemporary artist. A real one. Attracted of drawing, discipline he then applied in many different commercial fields like comics, illustrations, publicity. If he had never drawn he says he would probably have become a surgeon or a coach.

Very well aware that nowadays art is everywhere, in advertising, cinema, fashion and desing he still motivates the existence of his work through a deep preparation and around meanings.(...) Read More about Robert Gligorov’s Art (176 words)

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Artist Marcel Ceuppens just sent us his paintings for review. Ceuppens digital paintings, featured here, are inspired by his passion for mid-century art, design and architecture. “Marcel’s protagonist—his “everyman”—appears solo or with cookie cutter duplicity throughout these paintings. Each work possesses a

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As the outcome of his 4th year project, at Design Academy Eindhoven, Philip Luschen created a group of objects he refers to as “Distractors”. These objects were designed for boring places such as waiting rooms, long hallways and other dull intermediary places to create a moment of escape or  inspiration.

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Thomas Keeley’s art is provoking and highly thought driven. His interpretations of everyday objects transforms them into witty concepts that anyone with a bit of sense of humor can thoroughly enjoy.(...) Read More about Thomas Keeley : “No Pun Intended” (60 words)

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Yvonne Lacet is a Dutch conceptual photographer that I was drawn to because I saw all of the photographs as huge canvas’ on the interior of a home. Simple but very well framed, clearly someone with a great eye and appreciation for the everyday charm in life. The work reminded me of photographer Patricia Thompson who we have featured in the past here.

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