Source Colossal   Although it appears that thousands of tons of boulders have been dropped into Prahran Square in Melbourne, the enormous rocks are actually as light as air. Art and technology studio ENESS (previously) has installed its inflatable “Iwagumi Air Scape” in the park, creating an immersive canyon for visitors to wander through. While the 16 massive…

Source Artsy Shark  Artist Chris Engnoth presents a collection of botanical watercolor paintings inspired by nature and beauty. The post Featured Artist Chris Engnoth appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Lehmann Maupin is pleased to present Breath, Island, a solo exhibition of new paintings by South Korean artist Guimi You. Inspired by her recent solitary two-week journey to Korea’s Jeju Island, the works in this exhibition trace both the contours of the island’s volcanic terrain and the artist’s…

Source Colossal   From the air, Iceland’s mountains, lava fields, glacial streams, and arctic vegetation comprise a world of contrasts. For Dani Guindo, the nation’s unique landscapes inspire an ongoing photography practice, and his recent series Orbital sets the distinctive scenery against a recognizable object: a small plane. “I want viewers to feel both a sense…

Source Colossal   The ever-observant Sho Shibuya is known for his daily meditations blanketing the covers of The New York Times. From trenchant commentary on global happenings to peaceful gradients depicting the sky, the artist’s paintings are a tactile record of contemporary life, considering elements both in our control and not. Shibuya returns to Unit London…

Source Colossal   In a recent series titled Time Suspended, James Kerwin explores the elegant yet fading facades and interiors of grand Caribbean architecture. A four-week journey through Havana, Cienfuegos, and other locations offered the British photographer time to slow down, become acquainted with his surroundings, and revisit some areas to capture them in different light.…

Source Artsy Shark  Canadian artist Jean Parker paints the unseen stories shaped by nature, emotion, and personal transformation. The post Featured Artist Jean Parker appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Portraits of female protagonists contemplating the human condition. Smoking cigarettes – a gentle reminder of life’s brevity, often in the company of cats, gazing into the void. Tears leaving eyes or skies. Moments of introspection, being and becoming. Dreaming with eyes wide open. A vulnerable sense of…