Artist Brian Marshall creates these little bots with found and re-purposed material. He gives new life to materials that would otherwise be thrown into oblivion. Really neat stuff.
One in Camillion
a random display of creative manifestations
from an aspiring art savant
A view from inside a cargo train car. It screams American Realism only it’s Russian. Nonetheless Mr. Dimitri Kozyreve acheives a very pervocative glimpse of Russia’s countryside. The scene is further illuminated by the darkness within the car. I love it!
Golden Kitty…a typical day at the office
This astronaut mural is in Berlin.
This repurposed bedside table is a work of art. A gentleman by the name of Jason Fox started a company called Purpose Restoration. There’s a myriad of restored antiques…really awesome stuff.
This is from Lisa Hamilton. It’s amazing!
This is from artist, Damien Kamholtz. His work is like the memories from someone’s childhood. Memories are fragmented and often dream-like and Kamholtz captures exactly that with soft colors and nearly translucent figures. In Kamholtz’s work images collide and colors fade in and out, just as memories do in our mind.
This is from an illustrator by the name of Dave Fullarton. His work consists of simple drawings on mixed media accompanied by witty and often sarcastic remarks. Fullerton’s random anecdotes and drawings make for a very raw and very refreshing series of work.
This is from artist Mark Handforth. The moped, a sign of mobility and freedom, is reduced to an inanimate object bedecked with multi-colored candles. It’s vintage and it’s cool.
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