Audrey Kawasaki is a Japanese-American artist, born and raised in Los Angeles, where she currently lives and works. Kawasaki’s work contains contrasting themes of innocence and eroticism, conveying the mysterious intrigue of feminine sensuality. Her sharp imagery is painted with precision onto wooden panels, the natural grain adding warmth to her enigmatic subject matter. The artist’s creative influences include eastern as well as western traditions such as Art Nouveau and Japanese Manga comics.

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A native of New Zealand, Jonathan Clark’s passion for photography and film has allowed him to live on three continents and visit thirty countries over the last nine years. Combining these two skills has resulted in his recent multi-media project. “Soul Travel” chronicles his photo journey during a journey through India. His work is also featured in the prestigious 2010 publications: PDN Photo Annual and the Communication Arts Photo Annual.

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In his project ‘Art x Smart’ Korean illustrator Kim Dong-Kyu updated paintings by Van Gogh, Picasso, Chagall or Munch with the latest achievements of our modern time. Already at the first glance it is obvious how ridiculous gadgets like iPhones, tablets and laptops appear in this ancient art, which questions our dealing with the advanced technologies. The works should be humorous parodies of the way smartphones have dramatically changed today’s social interaction. The models in the classical pai

Bruce Cohen paintings artodyssey

Bruce Cohen is known for engaging his viewers with intriguing interiors in his distinctive, crisp, realist style. Influenced by Dutch still-life painting and Surrealism he orchestrates compositions which include fruit, books, vases and always flowers from his garden. These items are placed in geometric interiors devoid of human beings but haunted by a human presence. Bruce Cohen, a native Southern Californian, graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Maja Wrońska is an architecture student from Poland who followed her mother's footsteps into architecture. She began attending drawing classes as a result of Poland's requirements for architecture school, and has turned her dual training into these beautiful watercolors.

M&M Bülow is the beautiful partnership between husband and wife. We even include the kids now, too. We create our stunning images with real painting and photography combined using our own little secret processes! We are incredibly passionate and dedicated to our art, photography and painting. This is our purpose!

Maksim Ksuta is a collagist, portrait painter and historiographer who graduated from the the Moscow State Aviation Technological University. His next 9 pieces of work consist of small photos of masterpieces which when viewed at a distance turn into portraits of the artist’s friends.

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Brian Lorimer paintings artodyssey

Lorimer was born in Belleville, Ontario in 1961 and studied at the prestigious Ontario College of Art and Design from 1979 to 1982. In 1995 Lorimer started Lorimer Studios Inc., Canada’s leading fine art mural design and painting studio, employing and mentoring many young visual artists throughout Canada.

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Mark Evans is a British artist who grew up on a farm in the mountains of Wales. Mark hand-etches leather hides by knife. Removing less than a tenth of a millimetre of the leather surface, his technique requires surgical precision, incredible patience and immense attention to detail.

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Spanish photographer Chema Madoz has created a stunning minimalist series of optical illusion.

UK-based sculptor Celia Smith creates beautiful sculptures and three-dimensional drawings of birds using telephone wire.

French artist Bernard Pras, who is known for creating mind-boggling anamorphic illusions out of found objects, unveiled his latest installation at Le palais idéal in Hauterives, France. When viewed from the right perspective, a seemingly random pile of trash is revealed to be an enormous sculptural portrait of Ferdinand Cheval, a simple French postman who spent 33 years stacking stones to construct Le palais idéal.