Erdal Inci

Is it video art, photography or installation art, you be the judge. Erdal Inci's GIFs just are mesmerizing. Transforming simple snapshots into entrancing video loops, mostly parading through the frame himself, it is a joy to watch over and over again. Erdal Inci is an İstanbul based multidisciplinary artist.

Jonny Vekemans

Belgian Coal Mining Heritage

Former miner Jonny Vekemans knows the abandoned mines as no other. Using a pinhole camera he shows us the beauty and the decay of the old Belgian mines. He used to work there and by cataloging it, he still is in a certain way. Creating even stronger and more interesting images by producing cyanotypes from his pinhole negatives. Jonny Vekemans lives and works in Genk, Belgium.

Istvan Orosz

Istvan Orosz mainly designed cultural posters at the beginning of his career. Later , at the time of the eastern revolution he made some political posters, the "Tovarishi Koniec" (Comrades it is over) posters were a symbol of political changes.

Orosz was more than a graphic designer known for his mathematical designs and impossible objects. He is a painter, printmaker and animated film director. Born in Hungary, he was trained at the University of Arts and Design in Budapest.

Vally Nomidou

Vally Nomidou's "let it bleed" series of life-size sculptures and body fragments are all paper made. She makes use of simple materials such as paper towels, newspapers, handmade paper, cardboard, wire, PVA and wood glue. By arranging the layers she is able to create soft balanced tones in her work. Build around an internal cardboard support, using partial plaster casts she achieves mostly incomplete figures of almost natural beauty. This Greek artist's work is fragile and "non-finito" , they urge the viewer to look inside.

Ivan Pinkava

Contemporary Czech photographer, Ivan Pinkava created his own visual language. Maybe best known from his portraits of awkward and androgynous models.

But his non-figurative black and white pictures are just wonderful. The slightly darker tones draw you into these discarded objects. A feeling of sadness surrounds them, Pinkava has a special ability to give these ordinary objects a new life in his nearly bare studios.

Ian Barry

All build around these beautiful old engines, Falcon motorcycles by American Ian Barry. Shown in art galleries and by all means  they deserved to be. The descriptions under each model are a turn on for every motorcycle fanatic. Enjoy...

The Kestrel

The Kestrel, 2010
Modified alternator, aluminum, brass, brass mesh, bronze, BSA A-10 transmission, cloth, copper, glass, gold leaf, Firestone tire, iron, leather, leather rope, Loctite, nickel, paint, palladium leaf, rubber, safety wire, stainless steel, steel, Suzuki GS550 clutch, tape, Triumph generator cap, De-unitized 1970 Triumph Bonneville engine, GP carburetors, Venom Avon tire, Borrani WM1 wheel, Borrani WM2 wheel.
36 x 24 x 82.5 in.


The Black

The Black, 2011
Acrylic, aluminum, brass, bronze alloy, copper, cloth, enamel, epoxy, glass, leather, LEDs, nickel, pyrex, rubber, silver, stainless mesh, stainless steel, steel, springs, titanium, white gold leaf, 1952 Vincent Black Shadow engine, Avon tires, Borrani 21″ WM1 wheel, Borrani 20″ WM2 wheel.
33 x 30 x 80 in.

The Bullet

The Bullet, 2008
Aluminum, brass, brass buckle, bronze, cloth, copper, enamel, epoxy, Farmall tractor leaf spring, glass, nickel, leather, Rolls Royce Silver Ghost light, rubber, screws, Smiths revulator, stainless steel, steel, pre-War II tail light, modified Triumph primary cover, modified Web girder forks, Modified 1950 Triumph Thunderbird engine, Amal concentric carburetors, Avon tires, Goodyear tire, Dunlop steel wheels.
32 x 28 x 70

The Black on show in a gallery

Frederic Geurts

Finding the balance between gravity and motion is often the main theme in Frederic Geurts' work. This Belgian artist constructs fragile, mostly monumental metal structures. Almost working like an architect or engineer his artwork becomes a part of the building, nature or whatever places they are designed for.
He is not keen on spreading a message and even though most critics find beauty is not a criterion in modern art, Frederic thinks you don't have to exclude it.
He had his first solo exhibition in Z33, Hasselt, Belgium.