Source Design You Trust  American artist Seth Clark creates surreal architectural-anatomical hybrids, crafting towering figures from crumbling houses that appear to move and rest on human legs. His mixed-media works—drawings, collages, and sculptures—blend the vulnerability of decaying structures with the enduring strength of the human body, breathing life into ruin. These “walking houses” evoke themes…

Source Design You Trust  French illustrator and graphic designer Lili des Bellons continues to build whimsical, otherworldly realms in his latest series. Blending elements from medieval iconography, Japanese anime, African design, and vintage European posters, his work feels both futuristic and rooted in myth. Each illustration unfolds like a scene from a larger narrative, populated…

Source Colossal   Rendered in delicately cross-hatched ink, dozens of figures inhabit towering structures or assemble in crowds in the elaborate scenes of Pittsburgh-based artist Ben Tolman. Evoking the playfulness of Where’s Waldo? and the optical illusions of M.C. Escher, the artist conjures what Galerie LJ calls “a kind of human zoo.” Opening next month, the…

Source Colossal   For two-and-a-half decades and across five continents, Janet Echelman (previously) has established spaces for gathering, although her approach emerges from an unusual angle. The artist is known for suspending enormous nets from ceilings and outdoor structures, which often cast colorful shadows or glowing light onto their surroundings. Swaying with gusts of wind, the…

Source Artsy Shark  Fiber artist Christine Hager-Braun creates remarkable works that offer not only beauty but a healing gift as well. The post Featured Artist Christine Hager-Braun appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  In one of the most antcipated shows we have on our calendar this fall, Laurent Proux is set to open The Nature Poem at Semiose, Paris from August 30 to October 11, 2025. 

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Entrance announces Maxwell Sykes’ eponymous solo exhibition, on view at 48 Ludlow Street from Wednesday, September 3 through October 11, 2025.

Source Colossal   Between 1935 and 1944, the Farm Security Administration (FSA) spurred a unique documentary project. The government outfit, organized as part of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, provided aid to rural families during the Great Depression. The global economic crisis spanned 1929 to 1939 and was compounded in North America by the Dust Bowl,…