We recently introduced you to the Super Smooth Studio of Timișoara based artists Mimi Ciora and Mircea Popescu, now we are back with a focus on the works of Mimi Ciora, who was also part of last month’s Breakfast of Superheroes … Continued
Romanian visual artist Obie Platon will participate in the 4th edition of Walk&Talk Azores Festival, returning this year from July 18th to August 3rd in the island of São Miguel. About Obie Platon One of the most active and creative Romanian street artists, … Continued
The works of illustrator Dexter Maurer, currently based in Martigny, Switzerland, transport us into fantastic worlds, where bizarre creatures battle with humans in a surreal scenery of conquer and defeat. Some drawings bring to light human fears, worries and emotions, while others reveal solitude, … Continued
Bristol-based illustrator Harriet Lee-Merrion unveils the emotions, dilemmas and thoughts that haunt and confront individuals in different life moments and social situations. Her minimalist works, with occasional additions of colour, analyze the complexity of human condition, revealing narrations of love, solitude or … Continued
You are probably already familiar with the works of Malaysian artist, illustrator and graphic designer Tang Yau Hoong, currently based in Kuala Lumpur. Among his various projects, one of our favorites is The Art of Negative Space series, “an attempt to tell a … Continued
Romanian artist and designer Loreta Isac, a recent guest on The re:art, who we also spotted at București Optimixed and Breakfast of Superheroes exhibitions, launched the Diamond Forest clothing brand, “with illustration and painting made to love and last”. According … Continued
We are back with photos from the “Inert Beings” solo show of Spanish artist Okuda (interviewed recently), at The Underdogs Gallery, in Lisbon, Portugal, up until July 26th, 2014. In the works of Okuda, contrasting symbols combine and juxtapose to enforce the existing contradiction between our … Continued
DissensoCognitivo is the name used by an Italian street artist for his project, that aims to explore the living forms of the distant future. In his vision, mankind will perish, leaving no significant traces behind. Pollution, extinctions and the technological advance make the new world hostile and unrecognizable. … Continued
For the first time, four amazing Latin American artists – Franco Fasoli – JAZ (Argentina), recently interviewed, INTI (Chile), Saner (Mexico) and Decertor (Peru) – were invited for a group exhibition at Montana Gallery Barcelona. Entitled Barroco Mestizo (Mestizo meaning a person of combined European … Continued
