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.
Claudio Parentela
Can’t take away my eyes from Claudio Parentela’s dynamic and risky portfolio. Ever since I received his submission, I’ve been digging his blogs and wacky sites which are packed with eschatological ladies and dark desires. You must have a look as well to an excellent selection of artists that he interviews every week for his blog.
Jonas Törnkvist
Jonas Törnkvist art work showed me that life was a mockery. In his paintings, there’s an uncertain truth that uses sarcasm as a punch in the face.
Natalia Oko
I’ve the impression that Natalia Oko’s paintings are pieces of memory that don’t exist yet. All the figures that she paints are full with melancholy and belong to an ethereal, ghostly world.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
