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Nyssa Sharp

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Patrick Kramer, Recent Work.

Phenomenal recent paintings by artist Patrick Kramer (Previously on Supersonic Art).

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Faceless Portraits, Ewa Juszkiewicz

The vintage women of Ewa Juszkiewicz‘s hypnotizing portraits have experienced a decapitation of an unusual sort: their heads are all replaced by a series of inanimate object from plants to mollusks.

“In my paintings I take critical view on the way women have been pictured in history of painting and other visual media up to today,” Juszkiewicz explains in her artist’s statement. “I work mostly in the field of portrait, which I intend to approach from a different angle that avoids focusing on the appearance.”

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Januz Miralles is a talented artist living in Laguna in Philippines and graduated of fine arts studies. He successfully mixes photography and painting, creating phantasmagoric creatures and shadowing ghosts. Enjoy the following series and discover his whole artwork at Behance.net.

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(со страницы Parallel World: Photos by Jan Vranovský)

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Kris Lemsalu

Treasure Box Violence, 2016

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Embroidered portraits by Jen Wilson on Facebook and Etsy

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Brad Kunkle’s “In/visible” at Arcadia Contemporary.

Currently on display at Arcadia Contemporary in Los Angeles, California is artist Brad Kunkle’s exquisite solo exhibition, “In/visible.”

Combining oil painting and precious metal gilding, Kunkle is able to make his work seem other dimensional.  The pieces glow with wild, mysterious beauty that seems to allow viewers to transcend normal visual operation, into a brand new - ideal - realm of aesthetic pleasures.

“In/visible” will be on view until December 3rd, 2016.  If you’re in Los Angeles, don’t miss this.

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Surreal Life, Brooke DiDonato

First highlighted for her groundbreaking ‘Roses’ series, we now take a closer look at the surreal archive of NYC-based photographer Brooke DiDonato’s work. 

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Lucid

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The Hex

Artist @ravenkwok continues his collaboration with musician Karma Fields by taking his coding visuals into a physical space:

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Daniel Martin ©

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I keep on having this dream

Where I’m stuck in a hole and I can’t get out

There’s always something that’s pulling me down

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David Sims - Roses

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Jake Wood Evans

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Jake Wood Evans, G. L. Bernini Study, 2011

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Contemporary Sand Castles by Calvin Seibert

Artist Calvin Seibert, also known as Box Builder, constructs architectural sand structures, which are famous for their modern and sleek design. Cubist, mosaic and abstract, Seibert’s pieces are true exploration between nature and artifice. Although the designs are a man-made product, their destiny is determined by nature’s temperament.