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Eerie Portraits Painted on Recycled Floppy Disks by Nick Gentry
Four new portraits and a video by London artist Nick Gentry (previously) who paints on old computer disks.
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Digital Paintings by Alex Andreyev
Artist Alex Andreyev works and lives in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. His incredibly surreal paintings of floating people and objects are digitally painted using Photoshop and Corel. The first thing I thought when discovering this series was that this man needs to animate a movie, and sure enough on his website he mentions that he’s currently working on an animation project called Kin-Dza-Dza. Yes!
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New work by Jeremy Geddes: A Perfect Vacuum
A fantastic new oil painting by Jeremy Geddes (previously). Indications suggest it will be produced as a limited edition print at some point in the near future. More details over at Arrested Motion.
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Trouble: Paintings by Jay Ryan
If you’re in Chicago on Friday I recommend stopping by Rotofugi Gallery to check out the opening of Jay Ryan’s latest collection of paintings. To get a taste, here’s an online gallery from last year’s show, and see some of his screentprints over at the Bird Machine. The show runs through May 22.
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Abstract Apocalypse: The Paintings of Konstantin Batynkov
This weekend while looking through a couple dozen Russian art gallery web sites (isn’t that how you spend your weekend?) I discovered these truly surreal paintings by Moscow-based Konstantin Batynkov. I urge you to click on his works to view them larger, as it’s difficult to discern exactly what’s happening in the frenzied brush strokes of each painting. Helicopters and skydivers dot the sky like the black plumes of anti-aircraft fire, while dinosaurs and knights on horseback joust on the horizon. Flying submarines, hovering trains of semi-trailer trucks, everything quixotic and anarchistic all at once. Really amazing stuff.
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Surreal Paintings by Paco Pomet
Loving these delightfully bizarre paintings by Grenadian artist Paco Pomet. (via laughing squid)