Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Roberts Projects is pleased to present Schwarzweiß, an exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Lenz Geerk, marking the artist’s fifth solo presentation with the gallery. Using the German word for “black-and-white,” the monochromatic works in Schwarzweiß straddle the line between drawing and painting, allowing the artist to…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  “About a year ago I had plans to do a road trip along a coastline I hadn’t seen before. Things changed and I couldn’t make it, so I painted it instead. Road Runner is a show about pace, destiny, sustenance and resources, both at a personal level…

Source Colossal   In nature, flowers serve as an essential component of the reproduction process. But for humans, scented blooms are ripe with myriad meanings and symbolism that transcend their biological functions. During Victorian times, offering a bouquet to someone with your right hand indicated a non-verbal “yes,” while a yellow carnation would reject an admirer.…

Source Design You Trust  Eelco Hilgersom’s *Habitat* series highlights the beauty of natural design through sculptures that blend organic forms with striking contrasts. Inspired by nature’s structures, he creates flowing yet precise pieces made from thousands of colored lenses that shift and transform with light. The series is highly adaptable, allowing for unique arrangements that…

Source Design You Trust  To survive the economic downturn after the 1929 stock market crash, Lincoln introduced the lower-priced Zephyr in 1935 as a 1936 model, following the strategy of Packard and Cadillac. Designed by John Tjaarda with input from Edsel Ford and Eugene T. “Bob” Gregorie, the Zephyr featured a streamlined Art Deco look…

Source Design You Trust  Pakistani designer and illustrator Omar Aqil returns with a series of surreal self-portraits that blend imagination and skill. His “digital caricatures” use everyday objects, abstract shapes, and personal items—like his glasses and past client logos—to form unique compositions. This fusion of structure and chaos crafts a layered narrative about identity, creativity,…

Source Colossal   A striking silhouette of two fighting stag beetles takes the top prize in the 6th annual Close-Up Photographer of the Year contest (previously), capping a group of category winners and finalists that showcase an array of natural phenomena in astonishing detail. A jury of 25 experts, comprising scientists, editors, naturalists, journalists, and photographers,…

Source Colossal   Wander into New York’s Europa, and you’ll encounter a spectral cast devoid of characters. Pale green gowns with ruffled hems, long sleeves, and empire waists haunt the gallery as they hunch and lean as if enlivened by an invisible force. Unsettling and intriguing, the translucent works wouldn’t be out of place in a…