DISINTEGRATING SCULPTURES BY YUICHI IKEHATA
by Ariadna Zierold Yuichi Ikehata is an artist born and based in Chiba, Japan. In a series titled “Fragment of Long Term Memory”, Ikehata sculpts human bodies or body parts using wire, clay, and paper....
View ArticleMYTHOLOGY REALMS BY ADRIAN ARLEO
by Ariadna Zierold Adrian Arleo is a ceramic sculptor living outside Missoula, Montana. She studied Art and Anthropology at Pitzer College and received her M.F.A. in ceramics from Rhode Island School...
View ArticleHUMAN FRAILTIES BY TONI HAMEL
by Ariadna Zierold Toni Hamel lives and works in Oshawa, a suburb of Toronto, Canada. She describes her work as “an illustrated commentary on human frailties“. Rooted in story-telling, her art...
View ArticleMECHANICAL HUMAN NATURE BY HEIDI TAILLEFER
Montreal, Quebec based Heidi Taillefer is an artist who blurs the line between what is beautiful and what is grotesque. A fusion of ancient and modern, divine and demonic, mystical and technological,...
View ArticleFACELESS PORTRAITS BY ANNA BU KLIEWER
by Ariadna Zierold Ukranian artist Anna Bu Kliewer is a mixed media artist working in both analogue and digital collage. Having studied at both Vancouver’s Emily Carr University and London’s Central...
View ArticleEL MAC: A MODERN SPIN ON THE CONVENTIONALITY OF THE HUMAN PORTRAIT
by Ariadna Zierold Miles “Mac” MacGregor is an artistic historian in his own right, capturing the influence of his culture within his works of art. The influence of El Mac’s Mexican and Chicano culture...
View ArticleHUMAN CONNECTION BY ELIZABETH HUEY
by Ariadna Zierold Elizabeth Huey‘s paintings explore human connection and healing. Central to Huey’s practice is an engagement with passion and delirium and our society’s extraordinary attempts to...
View ArticleDRIFTWOOD SCULPTURES BY NAGATO IWASAKI
by Ariadna Zierold Nagato Iwasaki’s lifelike driftwood sculptures are perfect examples of the uncanny valley — the feelings of revulsion and uneasiness one experiences from non-human objects that...
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