Since 2016, self taught artist Carl Lavia and photographer Lorna Le Bredonchel have been documenting the ongoing creation of Carl’s large scale ink drawings of all 69 cities in the United Kingdom.
Whatever that is.
Above (from top): Birmingham, Dundee, Edinburgh, Lavia and Le Bredonchel, Manchester (x2), Perth (x3).
A ten month timelapse of artist Young-Sung Kim creating a hyper-real oil painting.
Yours for a hyper-real $81,000.
The work of Brighton based textile artist Kate Jenkins, who’s been crocheting, knitting and exhibiting her favourite food for 12 years. The items above were part of a 2015 exhibition at Alexandra Palace in London entitled ‘Kate’s Place the Stitchmongers’.
You may also like the felted foodstuffs of Lucy Sparrow.
The dreamlike sci-fi vistas of Russian illustrator Alex Andreev.
The Fraud And Hope – a painted illusion (commenting on climate change, melting ice and the role of water) painted on the roof of the OK Centre For Contemporary Art in Linz, Austria last year by Iranian muralist Medhi Ghadyanloo.
