Magnus Wallin‘s works…

The art of Mattia Biagi.

Biagi’s TAR Collection transforms the familiar into the surreal. Each object is immersed in a special mixture of tar that Biagi has formulated in his studio. Every object reacts in a different way, thus he developed a special technique to immerse them in tar, creating various layers but maintaining the original shape. In order to contain the movement of the odiferous tar, Biagi then uses a specially formulated glaze. The darkness that covers these iconic objects immortalizes and connects them to a unique concept of aesthetic beauty.

Adam Parker Smith‘s Bold As Love installation. On view at Priska C. Juschka Fine Art gallery, New York…

Created as an illustrative tableau to disseminate Smith’s ongoing explorations involving consumerist addiction to violence and the infatuation with the high school crush, Bold as Love combines craftwork and portraiture in order to present the aftermath of an imagined scene inspired by Ernest Hemingway’s For Whom The Bell Tolls…

The stunning art of Matt Burlingame.

The Dynamic Trinity

Tired of having irritating, boring visitors at home?? Try to let ’em know… this pillow by the french artist Sandrine Pelletier could be a solution…

You’re gonna die, 2005, Damoisie exhibition

The Zoomquilt II, a collaborative art project.

Here‘s the first project.