“One of the reasons I prefer painting or drawing in black and white,
or almost in black and white, is that if you have some shadow or darkness in the frame,
then your mind can travel in there and dream. In general, color is a little too real.
It’s too close. It doesn’t make you dream much. If everything is visible,
and there’s too much light, the thing is what it is, but it isn’t any more than that.”
— David Lynch
courtesy bouw kunst
Andreas Gursky’s exploration of oceanic imagery in large format photographs installed in Berlin gallery, Spruth Magers.
In Versions Laric manages to create a curious and perhaps a bit eerie video work investigating the phenomenon of variations.
Select photos from Paris-based photographer Linus Ricard (not safe for work).
Institute of Social Hypocrisy
IoSH is an artist-run gallery which features a strikingly minimal identifier whose stark aesthetics carry over to the building/space itself.
Selected Works by Till Rabus
Selected works by hyperrealist artist Till Rabus.
Susan Collis
Collis subtly infuses everyday objects with some of the most precious stones the world has to offer including gold, mother of pearl, opal, and diamonds.
