Every week ArtisticMoods invites an artist to tell us something about the ambitions behind their work. This week: german artist Ute Rathmann. My medium is drawing. The human being is my motive, more specifically the human body and how it relates to clothes, costume, fashion and fabric. I tend to arrange my work in series with scenes reminiscent […]
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Noma bliss has been an artist for 30 years and her works have appeared in various publications such as The London Times, San Francisco Times and Business Law Today. With her beautiful, simplistic forms and characters, Noma connects her work to the influences we experience from technology and visualizes connections with other elements that are […]
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Aren’t these gorgeous? They are mixed media paintings by Paris-based artist Susanna Sundman, Aka Sussuni. I found her works on Facebook a while ago and was pleasantly surprised by their soft and sweet appearance. Birds, butterflies, trees and fruits.. all mixed up in lovely little artworks in which paint and photo fragments are combined. Very […]
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When you regularly search for art on the internet and you’re familiar with Spanish painter Juan Bejár’s work, you’ll know when you’ve come across one of his paintings. His works, in which beautifully odd children are portrayed in semi-surreal environments, have this lovely classic yet unique style which I fell in love with at first sight. And […]
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The colorful works of Rebecca Volynsky are the results of unplanned experiments with media such as paper, photographs, tissues and watercolor paint. Very lively, and very fascinating! Rebecca’s works reflect personal thoughts and memories while at the same time they invite interpretations of all kinds. And when you stare at them a little longer, you […]
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Aniela Sobieski creates dream-like paintings with a wonderfully mysterious and surreal character. Aren’t they beautiful? The first one, which is called Shark Bites, is one of my favorites. Very catching, and both soft and fierce at the same time. One of those works I can get lost in forever… Aniela Sobieski is based in Syracuse NY […]
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Takahiro Kimura’s collages are created by pieces of photos which are rearranged, painted and transformed into fierce and outstanding images that easily catch your attention. Based in Tokyo Japan, Takahiro’s works have traveled widely and can be found in books, advertisements and exhibitions. Besides these works, I also highy recommend a look at his short-films, […]
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