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Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Gagosian is pleased to announce an exhibition of new tennis court paintings by Jonas Wood. The gallery’s tenth exhibition of Wood’s work, and its first based in Los Angeles, will be on view through April 25, 2026. 

Source Colossal   Like a miniature chapel with enough space for one person to stand comfortably, Judith Schaechter’s glowing installation, “Super/Natural,” invites viewers to reflect on nature. An exhibition of the same name just opened at Claire Oliver Gallery and pays homage to biophilia, a theory positing that humans seek connections with nature through an innate…

Source Design You Trust  Regina Ruiz is a concept artist, color designer, and background painter. She currently works as a background artist at the renowned international animation studio Le Cube. Regina describes her own artistic aesthetic as “urban, punk chaos”. Her portfolio is dominated by atmospheric, slightly gritty, and deeply nostalgic cityscapes, alongside highly detailed…

Source Design You Trust  Simon Heller is a French illustrator, graphic designer, and art director based in Paris. He studied graphic arts in Strasbourg, Lyon, and at the École Supérieure d’Art et de Design in Amiens. Working as an independent artist since 2020, Heller creates visual content for musicians, magazines (such as Society and Usbek…

Source Design You Trust  Maxime Velhinho De Araujo is a French digital artist and designer who creates highly polished, atmospheric artwork using AI generation tools like Midjourney. Describing his work as “conversations between human and machine,” his portfolio bridges minimalism, sci‑fi aesthetics, and vibrant energy. He has built a following of over 88K on Instagram…

Source Colossal   As speculation about humans colonizing the moon and Mars ramps up, it’s increasingly likely that we’ll see attempts at living in places previously unthinkable. For Henry Wood, the potential for inhabiting Mars, in particular, has inspired a series of wooden figures with quite a turbulent backstory. “The premise of this growing body of…

Source Colossal   When Austin Bell first visited Hong Kong in 2017, he was struck by the chromatic vibrancy of its public basketball courts. Coming from the U.S., where these surfaces are often the neutral and uninteresting textures of asphalt and other materials, he was compelled to document the range of vivid color combinations, especially within…