Azuma Makoto’s Otherworldly Botanical Art
Used in moments of celebration, love, and loss, flowers are a manifestation of the human experience. As a...
Mimi Anagli
Deconstructed Art by Fabian Oefner
Inspired by science, Swiss artist Fabian Oefner’s sculptures look like they belong in a lab experiment. Oefner’s latest...
Sergi Cadenas’ Paintings are Not What They Seem
Among the most captivating forms of art is optical art, a craft that employs different techniques to trick...
Broken Glass Portraits by Simon Berger
Broken glass windows are usually an indication of vandalism or theft. That’s why viewers are often shocked when...
Mariah Reading’s Paintings Stand out by Blending In
A key step to raising awareness on conservation and sustainability is ensuring that your actions line up with...
Bastien Soleil Brings Photography to New Depths
Bastien Soleil is a French photographer who ventures the unexplored depths of the ocean with his ethereal underwater...
Will.i.am’s “Xupermask” Embraces the New Normal
Modern society has brought us smartphones, smartwatches, and even smart vehicles. Now, smart masks have been added to...
Glowing Glass Sculptures by Rui Sasaki
Japanese artist Rui Sasaki turns the banal conversation of weather into a fascinating reflection on life with her...
Ian Berry Reinvents Everyday Blue Jeans
When it comes to apparel, denim is a fabric that transcends class, gender, and race. Seen in almost...
Chris Pappan Highlights Indigenous Voices through Art
The Indigenous people’s experience in America is one marked by pain, erasure, and perseverance. As a silenced and...
Tea Bag Paintings by Ruby Silvious
Some reflect on and record their daily lives in journals, New York-based visual artist and graphic designer Ruby...
Chiharu Shiota’s Letter to the World
Berlin-based artist Chiharu Shiota is known for her immersive installations that centre on themes of human connection and...
