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Naoto Hattori. Japanese pop surrealism.
“I’ve been creating the imaginary world within my mind ever since I was a child. My vision is like a dream, where it’s a sweet dream, a nightmare or just a bizarre dream.” Hattori says. Born in Yokohama at 1975, he studied at the School of Visual Arts in New... » read more
Chinese Surrealist Painting: Deng Xinli.
Deng Xinli’s work can be described as a critical fantasy that expresses the political and symbolic changes into Chinese values seen by an Asiatic eye and his social interaction beyond the military power. He is guided by the changes of patterns of this era, combined with a surrealist mood that... » read more
Ray Caesar at Corey Helford Gallery
New work by Ray Caesar will be presented on October 20 in Corey Helford Gallery, Los Angeles. Digital graphic artist, but considered as a painter, Caesar’s artwork gives the feeling of innocence, sarcasm, and even somewhat bizarre. However, the artist thinks that it only reflects the human soul. “These images... » read more
Mark Ryden
Blending themes of pop culture with techniques reminiscent of the old masters, Mark Ryden has created a singular style that blurs the traditional boundaries between high and low art. His work first garnered attention in the 1990s when he ushered in a new genre of painting, “Pop Surrealism”, dragging a... » read more
Koikoikoi interviews Brandi Milne
Brandi Milne is a self thought artist born and raised in a small town in California. Influenced by the 70s and classic fairy tales Brandi develped a very distinguishing style, strongly emotional but also funny. She published her first book ”So good for little bunnies” in 2008. » read more
Yoko D’Holbachie psychedelic kawaii art
Yoko D’Holbachie is a Japanese painter, born in Yokohama and working in Tokyo. Her art is a perfect mix of western pop surrealism and “traditional” kawaii characters, in a psychedelic palette of colors. » read more
Tati Suarez popsurrealist work
We can put Tati Suarez in that “girly” pop surrealism pot, but comparing her work with Audrey Kawasaki’s, Amy Sol’s, Brandy Milne’s or Tara McPherson’s it certainly has a more “hip hop/street” touch. She lives in Brooklyn, but was born in Miami and in her paintings she also brings several... » read more
Surrealist Artworks by Pat Perry
Pat Perry is an artist / illustrator from Michigan, United States. His artworks are surreal, and inspiration from where Pat lives, Michigan, camping and the woods. His favorite media is pen&ink, and paint, the only software he uses is Photoshop to manipulate color occasionally. Take a look at some of... » read more
The black world of Yury Ustsinau
Illustrator and graphic designer from Frankfurt, Germany, but born in Vitebsk, Belarus. Yury Ustsinau developed an amazing distinguishing personal style, where surrealism is rendered in black and white with a plastic/glossy feeling. » read more
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