AN UNPLEASANT LIFE New York-based artist Rose Freymuth-Frazier works on figurative painting with a dark, twisted approach, giving an unpleasant life to her various female subjects. Her imagery discusses important issues like violence, sexuality and childhood development, focusing on the female mentality. Her heroines are everyday women that proudly express their insecurities, fears and emotions. […]
QUE VIVA MEXICO ! Born in Hidalgo, Estado de Mexico, Alan Padilla moved to the United States. He started drawing when he was a young man. He acquired his talent from his mom who was a painter and his dad who worked as an architect. As a teenager, Alan had a rebel spirit and even […]
DEPENDING ON THE MOOD… Caryn Drexl: “I am completely self taught. Everything I know I learned through trial and error or the internet, starting back when I was a teenager and taking off more fully in my early 20’s. This whole thing really started as an emotional and mental outlet for me, therapy really, and […]
A NEW BEING IN EACH PORTRAIT Angelika Ejtel: “I consider my photographic creation as a poetic experience in which I drown and infuse myself and, as a result, it gives me the feeling that I am reborn with each portrait into a new being. Although, all of my photographs are self-portraits, they shouldn’t be necessarily […]
BETWEEN COMEDY, CARNIVAL AND ILLUSION Ransom & Mitchell is a still + motion creative team in San Francisco featuring the combined talents of photographer Jason Mitchell and set designer and digital artist Stacey Ransom: “Together we create highly-detailed and visually-lush photographic-based digital art scenarios and portraits. Our work is narrative in nature and draws upon […]
PANIC ATTACK! Through this series of portraits, the artist Josephine Cardin tries to express the very uncomfortable feelings during a panic attack. Made with several techniques combining photography, charcoal, pencil and pen, this series explores the symptoms of fear associated with panic disorder. Each portrait depict a distinct symptom, such as fear and the feeling […]
