Chung Kwang Young

Korean abstract artist Chung Kwang young uses natural dyes and handmade mulberry paper to create his sculptures. He began working on his Aggregation series in the mid 1990s. Chun extracted the papers from old books and wrapped it around thousands of polystyrene triangles. Creating large meteoric installations looking cracked and weathered.
Chung Kwang Young on mulberry paper: “I think the thing I first saw [as a child] was my mother’s face, and then there was mulberry paper. This paper is not just for writing and drawing, but is like the spirit and soul of Koreans.”

 

Jim Kazanjian

Not taking any photographs himself, is Jim Kazanjian an architect or a collage artist? One of his quotes:"I think of the work as a type of mutation which can haphazardly spawn in numerous and unpredictable directions."
Driven by the source material he uses up to 50 different pictures (found on the internet) in his imaginary architectural works.

 untitled (implosion) 2008

 untitled (object) 2011

 untitled (outpost) 2008

 untitled (vehicle) 2013

Kiel Johnson

Well what can you say about Kiel Johnson. His sculptures, installations are strange, funny, detailed...

but fiction. Just go HERE and wander through Kiels bizarre world.

 The Observatory

Publish or Perish

 Friction Ain't Fiction

michael shindler

Michael Shindler's one of a kind tintypes are absolutely stunning. In an age of digital photography tintype and wet plate collodion photography has seen a revival of late. The shallow depth of field and a special process makes these portraits exceptionally beautiful.

Zimoun

Zimoun loves mechanical rhythm and architecture. His sound sculptures are a combination of simple, raw materials and mechanical element. He explains his obsession, saying; “from a very early age I was fascinated and somehow obsessed by being active in all these fields; sound, music and visually realized projects. Now, through my sound sculptures and installations many of these interests are coming together.”

Zimoun : 329 prepared dc-motors, cotton balls, toluene tank, 2013 from STUDIO ZIMOUN on Vimeo.

Zimoun : 138 prepared dc-motors, cotton balls, cardboard boxes 40x40x40cm, 2011 from STUDIO ZIMOUN on Vimeo.

Zimoun + Hannes Zweifel : 200 prepared dc-motors, 2000 cardboard elements 70x70cm, 2011 from STUDIO ZIMOUN on Vimeo.

Ilan Wolff

Since 1981 Ilan Wolff has specialised in creating photographs using the Camera Obscura technique with cameras made from old boxes or cans (pinhole). Nowadays he mainly uses his van and ordinary room interiors to create large images.

 Pinogram

Pinogram

Pinogram

 Lunagram

ilan wolff - moongram from Raya Pixels on Vimeo.

Exhibition; David Baeyens.

Exhibition by David Baeyens. "De folklore van het kwaad" at "De Bottelarij", Wellen - Belgium. Opening on august 4, 2013. Screen prints, video, paintings and photographic material about losing innocence and the potential evil in all of us.