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AsahiNa: Turning the Colors of the Sky Into Shimmering 3D Art
"For me, 3D and digital techniques are new methods of expression that I use only as tools because I want to see something new."
Mai Kimura: Photos for What Words Cannot Explain
Thanks to a camera, what would have gone unnoticed can live on forever.
Ohiana: the many faces of our solitary struggle
Ohiana, who defines himself as a "working-class creator," has developed a collage bestiary to cope with loneliness.
Eternal USA: We Can Feel Eternity in (Hyper)reality
Linked to the Japanese scene through his work with Tohji, the Latvian artist has created a universe inspired by feelings that will last forever.
Bubble Caat: Tattooing Means Turning Pain Into Beauty
«Covering the painful parts of life with glitter and pastel colors, is it a way of handling feelings and seeing things in a positive way? Or is it a way to avoid dealing with problems by hiding them? Inside myself, I still can’t decide.»
Silvia Conde: Photos of the Earth as a Mother’s Skin
The Barcelona photographer captures the beauty of nature and women as creators of life.
GILLOCHINDOX ☆ GILLOCHINDAE finds wabi-sabi beauty in Tokyo megalopolis
With his works and his project JYU, the artist achieves a balance between nature and city, organic and technical, ancestral and contemporary.
Fear Awakens Our Will to Live: the Emo Demons of Masato Nakano
The artist has created a blue universe of tattooed demons and goth angels that hug in bed and suffer when they are alone.
Raves, Nature, and Artists from Japan and Iceland Connect in Timothée Lambrecq’s Photos
In his project Heikō / Heild, the French photographer finds parallels between two countries that, despite their great differences, aroused the same feelings in him.
Ayaka Endo Photographs Nature In Search Of The Gods We Have Lost
The photography project "Kamuy Mosir" explores the ambiguous essence of nature domesticated by humans.
Nana Soeda Creates Cartoon Characters to Suffer for Us the Anxiety of Adult Life
«The expressions of my characters became harsher when I began to apply to my work the stress that I receive from society.»