Magdalena Bors

Magdalena Bors incorporates mythical imagery into everyday scenarios in her surreal photos.

Jaz Harold

John Ryan Solis

Horacio Salinas

noaptea albă a galeriilor #2

NAG#2 / Bucharest
23.05 2008 / 18h00-04h00 / more than 70 artists!

Gabby Nathan | postdesigner

Postdesigner is Gabby Nathan, born in Bulgaria, lived in Angola as a child and landed in Israel in 1990. She lives and works in Tel Aviv. Her biggest passion is character design and illustration in general. She had a short flirt with street art but her new "thing" is toy design. She quit her day job a year and a half ago in order to spend more time on her painting and personal projects. Now she is freelancing and working on her first solo exhibition as an artist.

Erika Yamashiro

Sensible paintings focused on the act of sleeping from Japanese painter Erika Yamashiro.

JeanSpezial

JeanSpezial is a collective of 7 French illustrators; the crew loves mixing techniques and styles to try to become just one person, one identity. (via)

Valero Doval

It's Everyday

It's Everyday - Creative studio based in Bucharest.

Tim Richardson

Max Key

Max Key: "The pattern usually represents something pleasurable while the figure ground usually supports a tangled horticulture of frustration. I force the subject matter—birds, flowers and trees—to interact with one another in a humanistic way reflecting ones experience within a time of absurdity. Trees bleed, smoke, feed and deprive. Birds lose their heads. Flowers become more like cancerous forms and sexual toys often engaged in spring time pornography."

Jason Smith

Jason Smith's paintings "are filled with bright vivid colors and patterns that allow every element to unconsciously express itself and interact subliminally. Jason's figures and settings, go back to his childhood art. The frankness and childlike simplicity of the images lead the viewer into the painting, while allowing the viewer to be unencumbered by everyday imagery."

Monika Behrens

Chenman

Chenman does some amazing photographic images combined with computerized 3d rendering. (via)

LucyandBart

'LucyandBart is a collaboration between Lucy McRae and Bart Hess described as an instinctual stalking of fashion, architecture, performance and the body. They share a fascination with genetic manipulation and beauty expression. Unconsciously their work touches upon these themes, however it is not their intention to communicate this. They work in a primitive and limitless way creating future human shapes, blindly discovering low – tech prosthetic ways for human enhancement.'

Aldo Sperber