Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  In Troels Carlsen’s exhibition Alt flyder – Everything flows – nothing is permanent, and everything is connected. Flora and fauna are quite literally intertwined in Carlsen’s large tableaus, often painted with acrylics on intricately collaged archival material sourced from antiquarian bookstores.

Source Design You Trust  “Storm Over Fields” by J. Fritz Rumpf The 12th International Landscape Photography Awards has unveiled its 2025 winners, and the collection is nothing short of breathtaking. At the forefront is J. Fritz Rumpf from the United States, whose portfolio earned the top honor with images that radiate patience, precision, and passion.…

Source Design You Trust  1st Place Winner: “Drift” by G. Govil Silhouette photography has a unique power to transform ordinary moments into striking visual poetry. The 14th Annual Mobile Photography Awards showcased this magic with 33 breathtaking winners in the Silhouette category, all captured on mobile phones. Each image turns shadows into bold storytelling, from…

Source Colossal   When we look at a leaf, we see a predominantly flat plane, intersected by a midrib and myriad veins, or perhaps dotted with ailments like fungi or the eggs of insects. But imagine what these bits of foliage would look like if blown up like balloons. Artist Syd Carpenter responds “to the garden…

Source Colossal   Known as Tse Bitai to the Diné (Navajo) people, or “winged rock,” Ship Rock in New Mexico is an otherworldly geological formation rising out of the desert that can be seen for miles around. The result of a massive volcanic eruption, the unique outcrop consists of a monolithic stack and at least six…

Source Artsy Shark  For artist Tom Hoitsma, a single night of destruction sparked an artistic journey into resilience, renewal, and the quiet power of nature. The post Featured Artist Tom Hoitsma appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Transforming the gallery into a listening space, House of Music brings together recent paintings and, for the first time, integrates sound into Doig’s work. The exhibition features two sets of rare, restored analogue speakers, originally designed for cinemas and large auditoriums. Music selected by the artist – from his…

Source Colossal   It’s not surprising that there are two sets of lush arrangements in Mason Pott’s Chicago studio. Photographing live bouquets of bright sunflowers, daisies, and waxy apples or magenta orchids at their peak is the first step in the artist’s layered process. Post photoshoot, he translates these floral bunches into hyperrealistic paintings, with particular…