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Zurich-based artist Andy Denzler’s work… is a fuzzy, semi-surreal reminder of the times we live in. The paintings feel like paused VHS tapes, harsh analog moments captured on scratchy film, a now obsolete textural visual quality. Up close, you can see the softness of the oils and the haze of the brushstrokes, which lend the paintings a satisfying internal contradiction. - via Flavorwire Check out his website.

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One upside to Mondays…a new Spotify Discover Weekly playlist. #caseofthemondays #groovinandemailin (at Williamsburg NYC)

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Kaiyu Huang @normalcarrey | NYC, Beijing, Shanghai, On the Road

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Marble and Resin Tables Incorporate the Soothing Depth of a Blue Lagoon

Voices in the Night

#Enric Adrian Gener #underwater #horse #photography #ride

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Backstage at Ashish SS16

Photography Daisy Walker

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East Hampton, Long Island-based artist Grant Haffner paints vivid landscapes inspired by the beautiful country roads and bodies of water of his hometown. Using acrylic, marker, and pencil on wood panel, the painter deconstructs the road scene into a striking series of graphic lines and eye-catching colors. Each image captures the exciting feeling of driving for miles down empty highways—watching power lines pass by in a blur, feeling the dips and turns of the road beneath the wheels, and enjoying the boundless expanse of sky overhead.

“When I drive I feel completely alive,” Haffner says on his Saatchi Art profile. “For a small moment, in between this place and that, I am free from reality. My truck and I become a motion of blurred color, barreling through space and time. I like to keep my window open to listen to the sounds that traveling makes, to enjoy the smell of the landscape. Every trip is a new one, not one sunset is the same. On the road I am a part of the painting. I am movement, color, sound, adventure and emotions. This is my landscape.”