Yi-Hsin Tzeng collects large amounts of international commercial images from her world and transfers them into her personal style. She uses various mediums to alter the images, such a foam and paint.
Yi-Hsin Tzeng was born in Taiwan and now lives in USA.
Via BEAUTIFUL/DECAY
Dimitri Tsykalov‘s fruit sculls are impressive and creepy at the same time.
He also has a passion for meaty art. See more after the jump.
Dimitri Tsykalov’s meat series.
Via iGNANT
German artist Clemens Behr makes some seriously wicked installations! He uses the simplest materials to create complex ephemeral architectures, which fill gallery spaces with origami-like structures.
Clemens Behr was born in 1985, lives in Dortmund/Germany and is currently studying graphic design.
Via PYTR 75
David McDermott & Peter McGough explore different periods, in their way of life as well as in their art. For over 30 years, the art duo have been living as though it’s the end of the 19th century. From a townhouse in the East Village they created their art by candlelight, lived without modern appliances and traveled through Manhattan on horseback complete with top hats and the finest couture from nearly a century ago.
Their inspiration may perhaps be found in their recent paintings, which copy the iconography of the Hollywood films noirs and the comics of the 1960’s.
NOW AFTER ALL THOSE THINGS YOU TOLD ME. 2006 (1965). oil on linen
AFTER THE TEARDROPS START. 2009 (1966). oil on linen
I LIVED FOR AN HOUR. 2008 (1967). oil on linen
SOMETHING I’VE NEVER HAD. 2008 (1967). Oil on linen
I CRIED FOR YOU. 2008 (1967). oil on linen
I WANT YOU SO, 1966. 2008. Oil on linen
NO TOMORROWS FOR THIS HEART OF MINE, 1966. 2008. Oil on linen
MY HAPPINESS IS MISERY, 1966. 2008. Oil on linen
Via We Find Wildness and Revil in New York.
Mario Zoots’ collages are delightfully weird, sexy and very original.
Zoots was born in 1981 in USA.
Via Sweet Station
I feel strangely drawn to the dark and baroque inspired paintings by Italian painter Roberto Ferri.
Roberto Ferri was born in 1978 in Taranto, Italy.
Via Look in art
I think these paintings by Sergey Nielsen for Close Up and Private‘s spring/summer 2010 editorial are amazing!
It’s not easy finding information about Sergey Nielsen, but is he in fact Sergei Sviatchenko, who is behind Close Up And Private? If any of you know more than me, please do share.
Via COLT + RANE
Justine Khamara‘s cut and collaged photography are macabre and amazing at the same time.
Justine Khamara lives and works in Melbourne, Australia.
Via BOOOOOOOM!
I find the work of Swiss artist Rémy Markowitsch very interesting. His way of layering the transilluminated photos makes the most outstanding pieces of art.
The shown artworks are taking from his series “On Travel” (2004) and “Lights” (2000).
Via VVORK
The outstanding paintings of New York-based artist Winston Chmielinski are bursting with colors in every single brushstroke.
Winston also has a blog.
Via BOOOOOOOM!
And so I’m back, well rested and with that hoped for tan. Lovely.
I want to start this new week, by showing you the outstanding cactus paintings by Korean artist Kwangho Lee. I love the colors and the feel of texture that Lee has created by experimenting with various techniques such as scratching, rubbing of the paintbrush, and tapping on the canvas whilst enlarging the subject to its extreme to make the cactus seem like a type of abstraction.
Via but does it float and Designboom
Weird and wonderful collages by the Dutch artist Chantal Rens.
You should also check out some of the books by Chantal. More awesome collages.
Via Buamai
I’m not quite certain what ‘Studies Sleeping Reorganization’ by Anne De Vries is all about, but it sure caught my eye!
Born in The Hague, Anne de Vries lives and works between Amsterdam and Berlin.
Via rebel:art
Amazing watercolor paintings by Mark McHaley.
I love that Mark uses the beautiful and airy watercolors to paint such nerdy themes as Indiana Jones, Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings.
Via Design You Trust
I find these airbrush paintings by artist Peter Zimmerman very fascinating. All the paintings are airbrush and epoxy resin on canvas.
Peter Zimmermann was born in 1956 in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany. He now lives and works in Cologne, Germany.
I find Dave McDermott‘s unique collages very interesting. Not the kind of stuff you see everyday.
Dave lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Via Beautiful/Decay
Artist Kimiko Yoshida makes self-portraits. In fact she has done more than 330 self-portraits. Each more impressing and odd than the other.
Kimiko Yoshida was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1963 and left her home country, as a result of feeling the oppression against women. She now lives in Europe and has since 1995.
Via acidolatte and if it’s hip, it’s here
Uh! These torsos and arms by Anders Krisar gives me the creeps.
Anders Krisar was born in 1973 in Stockholm, Sweden, where he lives and works.
Via acidolatte
Spectacular collages by German artist, designer and programmer Florian Kuhlmann. Stunning compositions that are almost 100% symmetrical and perfectly organized with bold and colorful gradients creating thousands of objects. It can take Florian Kuhlmann up to several months to make one single collage.
This is the kind artwork that will constantly give you something new to discover. Fantastic!
If you can read Spanish, there’s a nice interview with Kuhlmann here.
Via TRIANGULATION
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