Saturated colours and domestic scenes in digital art
Artists use vibrant palettes to make everyday moments feel like strange and otherworldly events.
Artist profiles and studio dispatches from the Arthaus archive — painting, illustration and mixed media, written about the work itself.
Artists use vibrant palettes to make everyday moments feel like strange and otherworldly events.
Vibrant washes of colour and frantic line work define these abstract digital compositions.
Vibrant acrylic paintings and textiles bring a strange life to ordinary vases and flowerpots.
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