Parisian “Neighbors” Drawn by Vincent Mahé
Vincent Mahé drew these charming, yet slightly voyeuristic views of people seen through their windows for his series Neighbors. The drawings are done in…
Fantastical Digital Illustrations by Gunel Gasanova
Illustrator Gunel Gasanova, from New York City, U.S., created these digital paintings. Each piece here is separate and has its own individual character and…
Magalhães’ Disturbing, Shockingly Realistic Oil Paintings of His Own Dead Body
These oil paintings are so photorealistic that they may disturb some viewers. The artist, Fábio Magalhães, portrays his dead or injured body in shockingly gross…
Expressionist Landscapes of “Lost Places” by Raphaëlle Martin
Lost Places by Raphaëlle Martin is a series of landscape illustrations. Each is minimalist, with one or two small buildings and two large blocks…
Meta “Animal Watching Exhibition” Combines Sculpted and Cut Paper Art
In this installation, sculptures of three animals with human bodies examine art (featuring other, not anthropomorphic, animals) on the walls of a gallery. The…
Alone: Belhoula Amir’s Paintings Express Solitude and Introspection
Belhoula Amir ‘s Alone series of digital paintings show small, solitary figures in vast, empty areas. These images are deceptively simple at first glance….
A Bird’s Eye View of Shop Keepers by Gabriel Linares
A vuelo de pájaro is translated as “a bird’s eye,” and these photographs give the viewer a bird’s eye view of shop owners in…
Rabiscograma: Quirky Animated Drawings
The artist behind Rabiscograma is identified only as “l b,” a design student from Brazil. He or she has taken photos by other photographers…
Paweł Bajew’s Comedic Self-Portraits
Yesterday, arthaus featured Paweł Bajew‘s Freaks series of photographs. Today, we examine Bajew‘s self-portraits. They share the same comedic, slightly absurd aesthetic. In these,…
Paweł Bajew’s Photos Bring “Freaks” to Life
Paweł Bajew‘s Freaks series lives up to its name by creating wacky, unexpected pictures with a touch of humor. Some of the photographs use…
Dreams and Emotions Shown in Self-Portraits by Flóra Borsi
In her highly conceptual work, Hungarian photographer Flóra Borsi attempts to “visualize the physically impossible.” Most of her works are self-portraits, though she sometimes…
Nata Metlukh: Editorial Cartoons of Urban Life
Nata Metlukh is currently based in San Fransisco, U.S., but her illustrations have appeared in magazines in Russia and the U.K. Each of these mostly-wordless…