Staticity, the snapshot-where the photograph replicates death or at least a nanosecond of life is rarely captured in sculpture where, usually (except for the bronze tonnage of many a public artwork) the artist strives to capture the energy and movement. By Diver and Aguilar.
Amazing. Absolutely amazing. The pencil work in Na Zhao’s work is delicate and refined, but the piece still have a lot of punch and force to it. She engages in what she calls, “hand-painting” to create these magnificent and marvelous works of art that are of the highest quality.
Sumeru is a metaphoric illustration of the mental journey that is undertaken in Zen Buddhist training and practice. In Zen literature, the word ‘land’ is commonly used to symbolize the ‘mind’, and through a series of photographic montage images that envisioned an exploration into the depths of this metaphorical ‘mind-world’.
As a photographer and makeup artist selfportrait became obvious to Nadia Wicker, as an endless identity poursuit, in which she dedicate a consuming passion. Fine art was her first passion and with ” Mezig ” (which means “I”) she mainly tried to rediscover the pleasure she had to work with paint.
In what seems to be an utterly disturbing picture is actually a message of care and compassion. Nicola Bellomo shows us his homage and compliance to these beautiful creatures in order to raise awareness of their beauty and delicacy.
The commonplace notion of the ‘aesthetic’ image is that which is free of unsatisfactory characteristics and general human imperfections. This in his opinion is the most superficial form of beauty. In his work he attempt to create a different form of aesthetic. By Levi van Veluw
Yanni Floros is an Adelaide based artist that trained at the National Art School in Sydney graduating as a sculpture major. Since then he has shown his work around Australia in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide and has been a finalist in art prizes such as the Dobell Drawing Prize 2010 and the Lethbridge 10000.
Fashion collaboration project with photographer Yin Chao and Editor Ujin Zhao for Chinese fashion magazine Vision. Ashkan Honarvar has incorporated different aspects in this series that relate with the work of Lee Alexander McQueen.
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