Source Colossal   Jillian Tackaberry, “Another Dimension” (2021), acrylic on embroidery Art is in the air. The Other Art Fair returns for its sixth Chicago edition, taking place April 11 to 14 at Artifact Events in Ravenswood. Happening across a bustling art scene weekend, this is where you can buy directly from artists. Unlike traditional gallery…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Cindy Ji Hye Kim presents Silhouettes in Lune, a site-responsive installation of paintings, sculptures, and a hand-drawn mural that spans the upper portion of the gallery. The exhibition reflects the artist’s preoccupation with the psychological space of the unconscious, its secrets and symbols, and its narrative potential…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Born in East Germany before the collapse of the Berlin Wall, Super Future Kid’s artistic endeavors are influenced by pop culture elements, including video games, music, early internet culture, and toys from West Germany following reunification.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Intimacy is a concept that is often difficult to define, intangible and elusive. It can be found in a childhood memory, in the interior of one’s home or neighbourhood, in the gestures exchanged with loved ones, but also in the familiarity with an image, or in the…

Source Design You Trust  According to the Chinese artist Yallenra: “This work is inspired by Hayao Miyazaki’s “My Neighbor Totoro”, which is one of my favorite movies. When I re-watched this movie recently, I had the urge to create a rural summer life. Want to show the life of childhood in the country and summer…

Source Design You Trust  In his works, the artist Stephen Biesty deconstructs complex objects – bridges, ships, buildings, cars, and the human body. He “cuts” objects into layers and parts, showing their internal structure. More: Amazon Biesty was inspired by the drawings of L. Ashwell Wood, in which Wood also depicted objects in section. Biesty…

Source Design You Trust  Italian graphic designer Eleonora Capodiferro visualized the emotions she feels when communicating with a loved one in different situations. For example, “What I feel when you yell at me” or “What emotions I feel when you say you love me.” More: Behance, Instagram Source

Source Design You Trust  “What makes the creations of a human artist special, when we already have examples of the work of Mother Nature? The mysterious, almost magical quality we associate with all things beautiful. Will we be able to achieve this goal with AI? *I’m trying to teach an AI to do like my…