Botany + watercolors. The perfect sum of the Spanish portrait painter Riso Chan
The Spanish artist resumes her flooded portraits, although on this occasion she explores nature within the human being.
Lewis Miller's floral hooliganism through the streets of New York
The artist invites passers-by to reflect on the need for natural beauty in everyday spaces, filling emblematic places of the city of skyscrapers with flower arrangements.
The multicolored art hidden in the climbing of Luke Rasmussen
Photo artist Luke Rasmussen uses long-exposure images to illustrate the path he takes while climbing various rocks.
Van Gogh merges with his works in an idyllic biographical comic
The Iranian cartoonist Alireza Karimi Moghaddam is inspired by one of his idols to tell his life through the eyes of the Dutch genius in a comic format with a touch of humor.
Sara Andreasson: a warm vanguard for a new Sweden
The very personal style of this young illustrator has already attracted the attention of various international publications such as The New York Times and brands such as Gucci, Adidas or Apple, amo...
Balloon Twisting and Biology: we are talking about Masayoshi Matsumoto
The Japanese artist has been surprising on social networks for several years with his extremely high level of detail, creating an incredible series of animals only with balloons and air.
Kit Layfield's surreal paradisiacal masks
The American illustrator creates perfect and closed atmospheres that work like masks full of surrealism, inhabited by mythological beings and with complex breathing systems.
The Japanese neotraditional renewal of Tenmyouya Hisashi
Nihonga, classical Japanese painting, has received a boost with the work of this Tokyo artist who seeks to renew tradition without sacrificing it.
Paper as the foundation of the world: the work of Ale Rambar
Mountains layer by layer cut to form human figures, we review how the art of this architect and natural artist from Costa Rica works. Paper planes, paper boats, paper flowers. Something a bit...
The anti-racist and ultra-contemporary art of Nina Chanel Abney
The American painter is characterized by dealing with topics in vogue such as #BlackLivesMatter, #MeToo or homophobia from her particular style.
The impossible hyperrealism of Darian Mederos
The Cuban painter stands out more every day on social networks thanks to his own style in which the hyperrealist technique is as invisible as the result is surprising.
The eternal and tanned summer of Akila Berjaoui
The Australian photographer is one of the artists who has best known how to capture what the beaches mean during the summer season.