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Anthony Ellis-Henry

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My Watch Begins

Crazy!!!! This is wicked!

deaddave:

My Watch Begins

Crazy!!!! This is wicked!

(Source: michaeldimotta, via deaddave)

— 5 days ago with 514 notes

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Artist: Ever aka Nicolas Santiago Romero Escalada

  • Explicacion de los deseos humanos
  • “Occupy” FAHR Festival, Amposta, Spain
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Mauro Perucchetti

“Modern Heroes & Michelangelo 2020 A Tribute to Women”

Mauro Perucchetti brings together the Conceptual, Minimalist and Pop Art traditions in a painstakingly sculpted body of work made of resin and crystals, chrome and steel. Reliant on symbols to convey meaning, his attractive, light-hearted pieces deal out pointed political and social critique, subtly addressing some of the most pressing issues in contemporary society.

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These two have the best banter in comics.

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These two have the best banter in comics.

(Source: thewintersoldier)

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Surreal Underwater Spray Paint Portraits - Artist James Cooper

[Via mymodernmet]

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Ted Lawson ”Mortality is a Myth” (Cast Resin, Silicone and MDF – 2012)

NYC based sculptor Ted Lawson creates figurative works based on the female form in a variety of materials. With titles such as ‘Entropy’ to describe a pair of stunningly sensual busts carved from wood, the artist also culls inspiration from science and abstract shapes. He is currently showing at NYC’s Emmanuel Fremin Gallery through May 19th. View more images of the work below.

[via hifructose tedlawson]

— 2 weeks ago with 1217 notes

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Visual artist Adrián Villar Rojas - Wood, rocks and clay. Bienal del fin del mundo. Second Edition. Ushuaia.

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Artist, graphic designer and illustrator | Justyna

on tumblr: justmiart (follow)

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Artist Xia Xiaowan - 3D paintings on glass.

Xia Xiaowan has been preoccupied for years with the problem of representing three dimensions on a flat surface. For him, the Western solution—with lines of perspective converging on a vanishing point—is powerful but inadequate. After much experimenting, he decided to approach the question from the opposite direction and build flat images into a three-dimensional one. He divides a picture into layers, draws each section in coloured pencil on a sheet of tinted glass, then stacks the sheets one in front of the other.

[Via galerieursmeile whiterabbitcollection]

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Artist Gerhard Richter - Photo Paintings

[Via illusion]

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