Ghost In The Machine – part of a current exhibition at New York’s Joseph Gross Gallery by artist Ted Lawson, who attached himself intravenously to a CNC machine, supplying his own blood as ‘ink’ to print a life size nude portrait of himself.
The term ‘selfie’ doesn’t quite do the thing justice.
The distinctive wireframe style of street artist/muralist DALeast – as seen in recent work in New York City, Warsaw and Malaga.
Surely too well regarded to have to dodge the rozzers still.
The suggestive, fragmented art of Brazilian sculptor and photographer Monica Piloni.
More of her work here.
Incredibly detailed kirie (the Japanese art of papercutting) created by self-taught artist (and former sushi chef) Akira Nagaya.
The Sydney Funnel Web Spider throw pillow by Alex Wild.
He also does a lovely series of greeting cards.
A line of women’s clothing launched by Australian-based artist Roza Kamitova in 2011 and featuring her own hand drawn prints and paintings.
What Do They Want?Rathmines,Dubland 1/3 @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/eptecZqKz4
— Eoin Drinan (@aedrinan) August 26, 2014
What Do They Want 2/3 @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/Fe6dmqR56U
— Eoin Drinan (@aedrinan) August 26, 2014
What Do They Want 3/3 @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/O1jA5Pz3Qv
— Eoin Drinan (@aedrinan) August 26, 2014
‘Experimental typography abstraction’ by Pakistani illustrator Omar Aqil.
To wit, each character of the word ‘ethos’ rendered in the style of high-ranking regalia of different civilisations: Native American. Egyptian Pharaoh, Samurai, Greek King and Turkish Sultan.
Ethos?
Ethos.
