Branislav Nikolic

Serbian artist Branislav Nikolic has a drawing blog that I’ve been following for a while and I have to say that I really admire his sense of space and synthesis on each one of his posts. It’s a tender mix between pictorial and graphic love for the landscape (sometimes outdoor, others domestic) reaching the highest form of simplicity on representation. With only some strokes, Nikolic creates a very particular and personal travel book that is a true delight.

Jonas Brandt

By letting a natural charming in his characters, Jonas Brandt makes the viewers adapt themselves to his wisdom of freedom. The last wooden sculptures that he presented at the Metis_NL Gallery in Amsterdam, have a very particular view of a traveler's mind and heart that filled my soul with joy blossoms.

Sabine Timm

Look . Look closer. Have you seen those lovely-tiny-vintage characters before? Sabine Timm call them and once they are close they look at you with their big eyes, just before she waves her fingers covered with golden rings and she shoos them in an elegant and amorous gesture. The delightful runway is not exempt from a melancholic feeling, but it's impossible not feel comfortable in this world.

Rafael Bonilla Jr.

At first, parallel worlds might horrify us for their familiar look, but after a few moments of meticulous attention is easier to recognize ourselves there. The images I've found in Rafael Bonilla Jr.'s Melting castle provide contrasting feelings that can be from repulsion to total admiration, but never -and here I'm pretty sure- indiference. He's got a fascinating spirit of experimentation with digital spaces and unusual narratives that surprises to the upside.

The Vulture: Rhiannon Adam Vs Omar Zingaro Bhatia

This time, we present Rhiannon Adam's polaroids to dialogue with Omar Zingaro Bhatia's small poem.

I felt a complete abandonment of my senses. I was turning away from familiarity. I marveled at such a description of my own crooked soul. I emancipated my self  from the fear of punishment and reveled in such freedoms.

What would people think of a man so divorced of his morals? Would they think me an animal? I hoped so. I closed my eyes and an image came to me of a man tearing flesh from bone. What species, I couldn't say.

The green eyes of my reflection twinkled at the thought of such cruelty. In a way, I was innocent in my desires, I had become simplified. 

Hunting and killing meat, eating meat and putting meat into meat.

Rhiannon Adam (1983) is a young British photographer and illustrator, originally born in Cork. In the other hand, Omar Zingaro Bhatia (1986) is a Scotish artist and writer that always appears on time and in full Sabbath attire.


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