There is a distinct aura of creepiness to be found in Los Angeles-based artist Alex K. Gardner’s work. Whether through colorful or black-and-white scenes, the moodiness is conveyed through their respective coloring, as well as imagery of faceless characters, amputated [...]

I’ve heard people say that there is beauty in death. The struggle of life and all of its heartbreak jaundiced with a fury of denial and pessimisms. What about death turned into living art? Dutch artist Bart Jansen took the [...]

If you’re going to make your mark on an iconic city, you might as well do it big. Colossal even. Underneath the George Washington Memorial Bridge (In Seattle not Washington DC) from the abyss of darkness revels a ghoulish, beastly, [...]

The world of Ali Smith’s paintings has an easily-accessible exterior, with an advanced trip in its nougaty, chocolately center. A thorough search of Smith’s back-catalogue will yield some true gems. The oils-on-canvas Temptation, In Sea & Space, and 2012′s Orbital [...]

The cubist, robo-humanoids and drastic shifts in perspective and scale rip apart the human element that is the subject of Mernet Larson’s paintings. There are little details such as an ice cream Sunday or a spilled cup of coffee help [...]

Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe created a disturbing yet intriguing view what they would describe as art. The haunting results in an acclaimed environmental installation of meth labs and the creation of dark, sinister, real collage pieces. The lighting and [...]

Look at that building over there. Are your eyes seeing actuality or are you being hoodwinked?  No, your eyes are not deceiving you. Dutch artist Benjamin Verdonck created an elephantine sized replica of a nest giving him a bird’s eye [...]