Art

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    Jason De Caires Taylor

    While these artificial reefs help replace the increasingly damaged ones, they do so in an eery way.

    Posted in Art, Features

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    Christian Rex van Minnen

    He connects what we are and who we are with fungus, dust, and a few daisies.

    Posted in Art, Features

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    Guillem Font

    Some of his pieces feel like he’s Spanish MC Escher! It’s that type of kaleidescopic maze, just viewed from a different cultural lens…

    Posted in Art, Features

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    Yanni Floros

    “As we build more and invent more, are we helping our humanity or are we robbing ourselves of it?” – Yanni Floros

    Posted in Art, Features

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    IPaintMyMind Exclusive Interview: Brian Lee

    “If I was a chef abstraction, realism, color theory and subject matter all act as different genres of food and my goal is to just make great tasting food.” – BLee

    Posted in Art, Features, Interviews

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    Nick Lepard

    Nick Lepard’s paintings feels like dreams, if only because you know the subjects are real human beings on some plane.

    Posted in Art, Features

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    Nathaniel Deas

    It’s not a logo, nor a visual blurb, Deas’ posters are 18×24″ visual storybooks.

    Posted in Art, Features

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    Motoi Yamamoto

    Salt art. Finding stuff like this makes us so happy to be alive.

    Posted in Art, Features

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    Fathi Hassan

    It’s clear that the intricate detail is meditative for Fathi, while partaking in a style whose function hinges on contrast and a deft spacial sense.

    Posted in Art, Features

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    Fab Ciraolo

    Whether a surrealist meshed with Vampire Weekend, Fidel on the cover of a lifestyle magazine, or The Dalai Lama posing as if he were in Run DMC, we’re tickled by the possibilities.

    Posted in Art, Features