The Magic Paper Birds Of Diana Beltran Herrera

150x100cm

"I see" & "I taste" / charcoal on canvas 2017

Blurred Lines by Adam Lupton

Adam Lupton is a Canadian painter, whose work serves to examine the psychological and sociological struggles of modern society. In his own words, his painting to set the internal and external dialogue on the face of many reports. His recent work in the face of the election results, the same term in different levels of a single surface. It calls into question our free will and the way we think of space, time, destination and himself. Thinking of quantum and string theory as a reference, asks: “If every decision becomes a reality parallel to the life or another, we are as free as we think we are?

ART: Glass Encased 3D Collages by Dustin Yellin

Psychogeography is the act of exploring an urban environment with an emphasis on curiosity and drifting.  

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Keng Lye’s Latest Three Dimensional Resin Paintings.

Recent paintings by Keng Lye (Previously on Supersonic) which he creates by painting layer after layer of resin to create a three dimensional finished product.  Be sure and check out more of his incredible work below!

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Charcoal 90x140cm

Hole punch flip books by Scott Blake

Milo Moiré, a performance artist and psychologist based in Duesseldorff, Germany decided to strip down to nothing but words — the names of the articles of clothing she normally would be wearing. Then she walked outside, down the street, onto a bus, and lined up for a ticket to Art Basel, the extremely exclusive event that happens every year at the intersection of Switzerland, Germany, and France. Along her 1-hour journey, men and women stopped, stared, smiled, took pictures, and generally let her do her thing. Until some authority at Art Basel ordered her to put on some clothes or leave. http://www.lematin.ch/suisse/milo-moire-voit-refuser-acces-lexposition/story/30876553

Damián Ortega, Margin of Accident / Running Gag (2005).

Fruit and Veggie Prints