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Japanese Artist Transforms Side of an Old Ship with a Stunning Mural
By Arnesia Young on October 2, 2021 What was once old is new again! The work of Japanese painter, illustrator, and muralist ONEQ is unmistakable. With her iconic fusion of influences from American pin-up art, comics, and Japanese manga, ONEQ’s … Continue reading
What We Once Were // Emmit Fenn
WWOW is a collaboration with artist Emmit Fenn. Most of it was short with a Kinect camera and processed with homemade tools. Directed, post-produced and edited by P. Jean The guy: Emmit Fenn The girl: Emilia Pattinson DPs : Jorge … Continue reading
New Paintings by Cinta Vidal Elude Gravity and Turn Architecture Upside Down | Colossal
OCTOBER 1, 2021. GRACE EBERT “Evenfall” (2021), oil on canvas, 28.75 × 23.62 inches. All images courtesy of Thinkspace Projects, Whether depicting a floating cluster of stairs and balconies or a living space separated by differing forces of gravity, a new … Continue reading
Street Artist Decorates 115-Foot Water Tower With Local Birds | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on October 2, 2021 Every angle is a good angle when viewing this massive mural. Nestled along the Loire River in France, the town of Gien has a new landmark thanks to the skills of street artist … Continue reading
An Eerie, Fairytale Forest and Silhouette Creatures Sprawl Across a Three-Story Mural by David de la Mano
SEPTEMBER 30, 2021. GRACE EBERT All images by Sol Paperán, Nicolás Pezzino and David de la Mano Set against a forest in shades of blue and white, a dark, twisted fairytale lines the entrance hall of the Catholic University of Uruguay. … Continue reading
Amorphous Explosions of Particles Envelop Dancers in Digital Compositions by Jean-Yves Lemoigne
SEPTEMBER 28, 2021. GRACE EBERT All images © Jean-Yves Lemoigne In his aptly titled series Dancing with Particles, photographer Jean-Yves Lemoigne accentuates the curves of bodies in motion with coiled ribbons, paint-like splashes, and bursts of bright dots. Created digitally … Continue reading
Archeologists Discover Children’s Handprints in Oldest Known Cave Art | My Modern Met
By Madeleine Muzdakis on September 27, 2021 Hand and footprints discovered near the Quesang village in the Tibetan Plateau. (Photo: D.D. Zhang et al./Science Bulletin) Today, children leave their handprints in cement but this is nothing new. It turns out … Continue reading
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