Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Elizabeth Xi Bauer is pleased to present COBRA, an exhibition of new works by Shadi Al-Atallah, a London-based Saudi artist known for emotionally charged figurative paintings that inhabit liminal spaces between intimacy and conflict. While themes of identity, queerness, and spirituality remain central to his practice, COBRA…

Source Design You Trust  Mazatl is a contemporary Mexican artist and printmaker known for powerful relief prints, murals, and installations that center on nature, animals, ancestry, and collective liberation. Working mainly with large woodcut prints and graphic murals in public space, he uses bold black‑and‑white imagery, symbolism, and myth to speak about land, death, memory,…

Source Design You Trust  Lee Gihun (Lee Ki‑hoon) is a South Korean painter who blends pop‑surrealism with everyday scenes, creating vivid canvases where animal instincts, masks, and human conventions collide. Working mainly in acrylic and oil pastel on canvas, he builds layered, colourful compositions that feel both playful and unsettling, often featuring masked figures and…

Source Design You Trust  Dan May is a modern narrative painter and illustrator from the United States known for surreal, emotionally rich worlds filled with “gentle creatures,” dreamlike landscapes, and quiet, story‑like scenes. Working in a detailed, soft style, he populates his paintings with furry giants, sad‑eyed animals, and calm atmospheres that mix comfort, melancholy,…

Source Design You Trust  1st Place Winner: “Assassin Fly” by Linda Repasky Mobile phones proved their artistic power with these stunning macro shots from the 14th Annual Mobile Photography Awards. These images transform tiny details into breathtaking visuals, from surreal everyday moments to crisp textures that seem almost unreal. Each frame tells a story, whether…

Source Design You Trust  Sebastian Krüger is a German painter famous for large, hyper‑real yet grotesquely distorted portraits of rock stars and pop‑culture icons, especially The Rolling Stones. His work sits between fine art and caricature: highly detailed acrylic “personality portraits” that exaggerate features while amplifying character, attitude, and theatrical presence. More: Instagram

Source Design You Trust  Gus Fink is a self‑taught American multimedia artist and toy designer known for his creepy‑cute pop‑surreal style and original character universes. He paints, designs art toys, makes comics and films, and has created multiple collectible lines like Boogily Heads, Stitch Kittens and other oddball creatures that mix humor, darkness and childlike…

Source Design You Trust  Ross Muir is a self‑taught Scottish painter from Alexandria in the Vale of Leven, now based in Glasgow, who reimagines famous artworks with a sharp, street‑culture twist. He started painting at 30 with no formal training, using art to turn his life around, and became widely known after his Van Gogh…