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David Cheifetz 

Take a closer look at these masterful oil paintings. Realism bordering on impressionism with a hint of the surreal. 

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Vishal Marapon 

Reductive and satisfying. Purged of unnecessary distractions. 

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Elif Varol Ergen 

Ritualistic, feministic power grime. Strong ero-guro influences. 

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Mark Adams 

Lucid dream impressions of watercolour still life. 

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Pierre Kiandjan 

Deep, fractured work distilled from geometric intersections. 

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Brad Wilson 

Intensely personal and charismatic portraits. See many more on Brad’s website.

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Martine Johanna 

“Idioms of youth melt away”, “nothing of what we felt like as girls has come to be” 

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Casper Kang 

Bold, dense, vibrant. They dumb my sense.

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Murray Fredericks 

Surreal reflections. 

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Olga Wieszczyk 

Intriguing. 

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Sarah Shakeel 

Probably delicious crystal collages. 

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Ilona Szwarc 

Journalistic insight into the world of young girls who love rodeo. 

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Matt Hansel 

Skill meets imagination. 

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Dan Sully 

Reflective Tokyo taxis 

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Craig Burrows

Future nature.

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Matt Henry

Powerful scenes of recreated North American history.

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Hermès

I hate the overpricing of the designer fashion world but i can still appreciate the craft that goes into beautiful objects.

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