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Max Siedentopf: Art, Chaos, and the Power of the Unexpected

Humor as a Creative Compass Max Siedentopf is a name synonymous with the unexpected, the…

Angela LiOctober 30, 2024

Sculpture

Michael Johansson: The Intricate Dance of Space and Objects

Portrait image credit: Gustaf Waesterberg The Art of Balance: Space and Saturation Michael Johansson’s artwork…

Ewan ShahOctober 28, 2024

Multimedia Sculpture

Robert Falcone: Exploring Life, Death, and the Spaces In Between

"My style is as eclectic as I am. I work largely in two and three…

Bianca KannOctober 27, 2024

Multimedia Music Sculpture

Michael K Owino: Crafting Narratives Through Sculpture and Sound

"I aim to make a statement with each piece, which is often the most challenging…

Ewan ShahOctober 24, 2024

Sculpture

Alexandre Farto: Unveiling the Layers of Urban Identity

The Origins of a Rebellious Canvas In the early 2000s, Alexandre Farto, known globally by…

Angela LiOctober 18, 2024

Sculpture

Nathan Terborg: The Duality of Destruction and Discovery

A Journey Fueled by Curiosity Nathan Terborg’s approach to art is deeply rooted in an…

Angela LiOctober 14, 2024

Sculpture

Bas van Wieringen: Finding Humor in the Absurdities of Life

The Origins of Artistic Curiosity Born in 1983, Bas van Wieringen's journey into the world…

Angela LiOctober 10, 2024

Sculpture

Jason Shih: Sculpting the Rhythm of Life

"Sculpture is to interpret the beauty of light and shadow, rhythm and volume through the…

Hajra SalinasOctober 5, 2024

Sculpture

Victor Solomon: Merging Basketball with Opulence

From Boston to the Bay: A Creative Evolution Victor Solomon’s journey from Boston to San…

Angela LiOctober 2, 2024

Sculpture

Tomoya Sakai: Shaping Identity Through Ceramics

Shaping Beginnings: The Journey from Industry to Art Born in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, in 1989,…

Ewan ShahSeptember 26, 2024

Sculpture

Max Siedentopf: Art, Chaos, and the Power of the Unexpected

Michael Johansson: The Intricate Dance of Space and Objects

Robert Falcone: Exploring Life, Death, and the Spaces In Between

Michael K Owino: Crafting Narratives Through Sculpture and Sound

Alexandre Farto: Unveiling the Layers of Urban Identity

Nathan Terborg: The Duality of Destruction and Discovery

Bas van Wieringen: Finding Humor in the Absurdities of Life

Jason Shih: Sculpting the Rhythm of Life

Victor Solomon: Merging Basketball with Opulence

Tomoya Sakai: Shaping Identity Through Ceramics

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