By Katrina Tan 22 Nov 2011 @ 9:11 am |

There’s not too much information on artist Suzy Lelièvre, but her striking works speak for themselves. A steel ladder does a graceful backward bend into a full circle, a bowl of noodles connects to a large mid-air fork, and dice dots sink towards the ground. In fact, in most of Suzy’s work, everyday objects are spun, skewed, and Read the full story
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By Guest Blogger 22 Sep 2011 @ 10:13 am |
Written by Guest Blogger Giulia Callegari

Robert Gligorov is a contemporary artist. A real one. Attracted of drawing, discipline he then applied in many different commercial fields like comics, illustrations, publicity. If he had never drawn he says he would probably have become a surgeon or a coach.
Very well aware that nowadays art is everywhere, in advertising, cinema, fashion and desing he still motivates the existence of his work through a deep preparation and around meanings. Read the full story
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By Ani Tzenkova 20 Jun 2011 @ 11:02 am |

Artist Marcel Ceuppens just sent us his paintings for review. Ceuppens digital paintings, featured here, are inspired by his passion for mid-century art, design and architecture. “Marcel’s protagonist—his “everyman”—appears solo or with cookie cutter duplicity throughout these paintings. Each work possesses a
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By Ani Tzenkova 10 Apr 2011 @ 8:02 am |

As the outcome of his 4th year project, at Design Academy Eindhoven, Philip Luschen created a group of objects he refers to as “Distractors”. These objects were designed for boring places such as waiting rooms, long hallways and other dull intermediary places to create a moment of escape or inspiration.
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Philip LuschenBy Ani Tzenkova 12 Oct 2009 @ 7:35 am |
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Thomas Keeley’s art is provoking and highly thought driven. His interpretations of everyday objects transforms them into witty concepts that anyone with a bit of sense of humor can thoroughly enjoy. Read the full story
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