Art of Ian Francis
Figurative art of Ian Francis (Instagram) depict the whole meaning of human expressions
Figurative art of Ian Francis (Instagram) depict the whole meaning of human expressions
While preparing a new kick off collaboration for The Digital Decade 4 you won't miss, we are all eyes into a new and emerging artist working hard on a digital art scene. Check Kristina Kim (Instagram) and her "Techism" art. She believes that the future of art is digital, and she has initiated a movement called, “Techism”, which supports the digital artmaking processes, as digital technology facilitates experiential, co-creative, open participation and dialogue between the artist and the viewer on a constantly shifting basis through fluid interactivity
Following the last year success of illustrated by Malika Favre the best films posters, BAFTA (British Oscar) commissioned another artist this year to complete the full set of 2016 selection.As Levente Szabó says "there were still a dozen of candidates in December but we already had to start developing the series' visual identity as the final nominees were announced only at 9th of January and we had roughly two weeks to finish them.
For his latest installation ‘Wall Excavation’, artist Daniel Arsham (previously) carved out large holes into faux-concrete walls at the SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah, USA. Visitors can experience the artworks through the 300-foot long wall installation to engage with their surroundings in a new context. Additionally, the repetitions of carvings create a human-like silhouette, illustrating Arsham’s motivation to explore “mankind’s place in history” with the artwork.
“These select sculptural works and this installation explore the interaction between mankind and architecture, and draw particular attention to man’s capacity for creating, destroying and repurposing manmade and natural materials both historically and contemporaneously.”
All images © courtesy of Daniel Arsham
Talented photographer based in Slovakia, Maria Svarbova (previously) shares her new photography series "The Swimming Pool" created in a moody pastel colours
María María Acha-Kutscher (Facebook) illustrates women exercising their voices in political struggles. She says her work focuses on the woman, on “her story, the struggles for emancipation and equality, and the cultural construction of femininity.” The political dimension of her work plays a dual role—“an artistic product in itself” and “an instrument covers a social need and... contributes to political transformations.”
Using procedural generation Jon Noorlander (Method Studios, US) creates weightless digital sculptures for pure aesthetic purposes
Chilean illustrator Santiago Salvador Ascui has a very positive with a bit of scandinavian way of depicting things that matter him a lot
Wendy Ng has a beautiful collection combining the elegance of nature and women. Abstract and colourful, elements from flowers and leaves decorate the faces and bodies of the women painted. The portraits always showcase the woman’s face, and each have stunning features and captivating eyes gazing out of the canvas.
Check the lifestyle and travelling photography portfolio of Aaron Brimhall focusing on motorbike cross-country trips you can join virtually on Instagram
"Felipe Pantone’s work is at the cutting edge of street art. Straddling conventional graffiti, typography and abstraction, his work fuses bold elements of graphic design with highly evolved geometric shapes to create an ultra-modern aesthetic which complements and reacts with the stark modernity of our cityscapes.Drawing on our concerns of the digital age and the speed at which technology is developing, Pantone’s art is like looking several light years ahead into the future and discovering a new language in which to communicate."
text by James Buxton. Global Street-Art
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Portrait of an Artist | Felipe Pantone
A series of facts of varying importance on the topic of Felipe Pantone UB.Felipe Pantone is a contemporary slash kinetic slash graffiti artist living in Valencia, Spain. Selina Miles is a video director from Brisbane, Australia. Together, they celebrate their love of the internet and facts in this short film.Directed and Edited by Selina Miles selinamiles.com
Posted by Selina Miles on Sunday, 14 February 2016
Zouassi is another gem in our personal selection of Glitch artist we'd like to meet at The Digital Decade this year. His digital art is a balance between form morphing and pixel drifting creates an hyper speed colourful atmosphere. If you like his art you might also like his video homage made for Animal Collective below
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British hyper realistic artist based in Moscow Antoine Dutilh creates awesome portraits with pain-stacking details that, for example, took him 5 months to complete the latest artwork you may see below. Antoine is currently a featured artist at Creative Debuts, London
Working only with layers of painted galvanised wire atop steel armature, UK artist Kendra Haste creates faithful reproductions of creatures large and small for both public installations and private collections around the world. A graduate of the from the Royal College of Art, Haste says she is fascinated by how such a seemingly ordinary medium, chicken wire, is capable of suggesting “the sense of movement and life, of contour and volume, the contrasts of weight and lightness, of solidity and transparency—values that I find in my natural subjects.”
"Dazzle camouflage was a painting used for warships in World War I, when radar technology did not exist. It made it difficult to identify a vessel as well as its heading and speed. The person in the room hides her face with sunglasses, repeats reception and transmission with a smartphone in her hand. Dazzle camouflage that conceals form and direction of a warship is a metaphor of deviation in modern society. Transmission is expressed by painting on human, and reception by the world she sees." says artist Shigeki Matsuyama about her installation "Dazzle Room"
Few independent artists can share this craftsmanship and attitude to details as a small group lead by Dmitry Pisotsky behind this Russian rooted JMB Magazine. Check its clean and sophisticated layout on Behance
Founding Editor-In-Chief & Fashion Director Dmitry Pisotsky Creative Director Viktor Miller-Gausa Contributing Writer Alyona Johnson Print Production Management Pavel Khazanov, Vladimir Semenov
Camilla d’Errico is an Italo-Canadian artist who has been making waves in the fine art and comic industries with her manga-influenced style. Ever the prolific artist, Camilla is comic artist and Pop Surrealist painter
As a talented art director based in Barcelona, Álvaro Peñalta was responsible for a good set of project you can review on his Behance profile
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As we are planning to run our 4th Glitch Digital Art collaboration The Digital Decade 2016 very soon, we are all four into new names on pop art scene. Here is our new finding - Liron Ashkenazi, she is a multidisciplinary visual designer who thrives to create bold, complex and conceptually driven imagery using 3D illustration, animation, photography, experimental typography and colour. She spends most of her free time exploring new ways to develop her work & loves a good challenge.
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