Surreal album covers photography by Storm Thorgerson
Storm Elvin Thorgerson (28 February 1944 – 18 April 2013) was an English graphic designer, best known for his work for rock artists such as Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Scorpions, Peter Gabriel, Genesis, Europe, Catherine Wheel, Bruce Dickinson, Dream Theater, The Cranberries, The Mars Volta, Muse and Biffy Clyro.
Digital print artworks by Norbert Brunner
Author Norbert Brunner presented his digital print artworks in Claire Oliver gallery. To create even more catchy art he used LEDs, mirrors and Swarovski crystals.
Austrian Norbert Brunner uses time and space as a sounding board for the viewer’s personal reflection; it is the Artist’s approach to self actualization. Brunner’s mirror objects reflect not only the viewer, but also superimpose messages across their visual path, insisting they become an interactive part of the installation. Brunner coaxes us to confront the possible by making his text visible only when we stand directly in front of it, forcing us into the center of the work itself and asking us to formulate our own interpretation of reality. This is a positive confrontation; he wants us to come away empowered and energized. By adding a philosophical sense of humor to the reflection, Brunner resists outside pressures and transcends the prevailing negative environment rather than simply “coping with it.”
Creative photographic collages by Beth Hoeckel
Mixed media collage portraiture by American graphic designer and collage artist Michelle Caplan.
Artwork by graphic designer, illustrator and currently collage artist Kareem Rizk. Denmark based artist appreciates visual communication and has been developing his love for collage and mixed media techniques and mediums.
A new theme&design for our page is finally done!
After very long considerations and thoughts of how should our blog look like, we are finally presenting our newest version of the REPUBLIC X design. We hope you like it and we are always opened for your feedback!
Photographic designs by illustrator Lennard Kok.
American History (1935 - 1985) presented as huge collage artwork by Geoffrey Farmer
The enormous series made Canadian artist Geoffrey Farmer consists entirely of clippings and photographs from the American Life magazine. Each image is mounted on a little post as if it were a functional puppet. The display represents five very full decades of diverse culture.
Flying gardens by Lloyd Godman
Artist Jey Shells has recently been creating legitimate looking signs containing rap quotes that reference specific locations in New York. After compiling over 30 signs, Shells set out installing these signs in the locations mentioned in the quotes. The artist has quoted many well-known rappers such as Jay Z, Mos Def, Kanye West, Gza, Nas, Jeru the Damaja, DJ Premier, and many more.
Colourful collage illustrations by Namie.
Ligh design by Johan Lindstén. Meltdown is an interpretation and attempt to make something beautiful from the disastrous nuclear accident in Fukushima. Would an actual meltdown occur and what would the impact be? The disaster is reflected in the lamps where the process already begun and the bulb are about to melt through the last defense of the glass.
Dropit by Asshoff & Brogård
Installation by French-born Tokyo-based artist Emmanuelle Moureaux. This installation called `Sticks` consists of 411 white and coloured sticks of different lengths, creating tension and balanced chaotic environment.
Sculptures by Jonathan Prince
