Jonas Burgert

Oil on canvas by Jonas Burgert. Strange figures in a bizarre world color these oversized canvases. 

Jonas Burgert: “In our mind, we create existences as heroes, gods or clowns. They lead unbearably loud, malicious, cynical, witty and passionate lives, in wonderfully strange or terrible places. In my art, I merely try to paint the scene of this ongoing process of debate and negotiation, with all its peculiarities.” 

 Luft nach schlag   400x690cm   2012

Glaubstaub  240x220cm  2012

Scheuche  220x200cm  2010

Suchtpuls  400x690cm  2011

Schleichzeit  240x220cm  2012

Shin KwangHo

From Yeongdeok, South Korea. Abstract paintings and some fine charcoal works. You can follow his blog.

 [31] untitled oil & charcoal  on canvas 91 x 72.5 cm 2013

[71] untitled oil on canvas 179.5 x 89.5 cm 2013

[107] untitled charcoal on canvas 53.2 x 41 cm 2013

At work

[90] untitled charcoal  on canvas 162 x 96 cm 2013

Philip Metten

Philip Metten, Belgian sculptor. His contemporary sculptures bring visions of primitive religious art forms. Or even an extraterrestrial feel.

Untitled, 2011

Polyester and acrylic paint

Untitled, 2006

Polyester and paint

Drone, 2012

Polyeter, bronze, copper, steel, plexiglass and neon

Roberto Ferri

Roberto Ferri is deeply inspired by the old masters. The antique paintings of "Caravaggio" and the "Academy" especially. More on Roberto Ferri.

Cantico delle anime

Naiade

Crepuscolo del mattino

Adoratio mortis

Eros Anteros

Chalermchai Kositpipat

Chalermchai Kositpipat is a well-known Thai artist, and designer of the inspiring White Temple near Chang Rai.

Wat Rong Khun or white temple is a contemporary unconventional Buddhist temple harboring stunning decorations. Chalermchai Kositpipat paintings range from traditional to political.

Inside the temple.

Inside the gallery.

Rattana Salee

This young Thai female sculptor has some excellent work. Visit her blog over here.

Mind-marks

Resized, Mind-marks. Monotypes by Aime Put.
At work; atelier grafiek Hasselt, Belgium.