Artists

Han Hyo Seok's paintings of  human forms reveal something hidden inside. The message lies in the visual effects of threatening surface of existence which makes us feel the loss of human dignity, peace, and the meaning of existence by the irregularities of high civilization.The images of his works, “combat for unproved authority” are to the portraits of ourselves. 

Simon Birch

Zachary Walsh

Laura Oldfield Ford

Tom Deininger

Frederique Daubal

Greg Sand

Ludvoica Gioscia

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Artist Jane Waggoner Deschner takes discarded photographs and  uses them as a substitute fabric on to which she embroiderers quotes from great philosophers, artists and writers.

Artist Maurizio Anzeri augments found photos with embroidered lines and shapes, with the tension of the string creating new forms and textures. He has also created various other textile art and sculptures with synthetic hair and cotton string.

British artist John Stezaker is fascinated by the lure of images. Taking classic movie stills, vintage postcards and book illustrations, Stezaker makes collages to give old images a new meaning. By adjusting, inverting and slicing separate pictures together to create unique new works of art, Stezaker explores the subversive force of found images.

Dan Mountford

Laura McCafferty

Anders Krisar

George Chamoun

Conrad Roset

Arizona-based artist COLIN CHILLAG‘s portraits are hyperrealistic and meticulously rendered, but there are bits and pieces of these paintings left unfinished. Viewers are confronted with the artist’s pencil lines, bare negative space, and canvas used as painter’s palette. The work reminds me of the way our memories and dreams are recalled in fragments, equal parts vivid and foggy.

Vadis Turner 

Tim DeForest

Rosie James

Janna Van Hasselt

Ben Tour