Kazuyuki Yamada

 

Collage and book art by Kazuyuki Yamada.

Terry Ekasala

 

The portraits of Terry Ekasala.

Carmen Pinart

 

Carmen Pinart  1957, Barcelona, Spain paints with wood grain and a painted terrain across her textiles and hair.

Roger Ballen

Images from Roger Ballen's 'Asylum of the Birds series'.

“In forty years, it is estimated that the numbers of wild vertebrates have fallen by 60%, specifies in the afterword the ornithologist Guilhem Lesaffre, which leads more and more scientists, like Bruno David, director of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, to fear that we have reached the eve of a sixth mass extinction. In North America, no less than three billion birds have been missing since 1970. This means that in fifty years, one in four birds has disappeared in North America. In Europe, four hundred and twenty million birds have disappeared in thirty years, for a total number of two billion. 

 

Will there soon be only art and our poor memories to remind us that one day we cohabited fully with the living? Roger Ballen

Seo Soo V

 

Illustration by Seo Soo 서수연, reminds me of these early spring mornings where the birds are busy out singing each other for love and territory  . . . we have a lot to learn from birds.

Ina Budryte

 

Art by Ina Budryte based in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Benjamin Heiken II

 

The rich miniature, abstract, assemblage paintings of Benjamin Heiken.

Fabienne Gaston-dreyfus

 

The exuberance of Fabienne Gaston-dreyfus's works is eye tingly and inspiring.

Ian R. Pearsall

 

The Kissing Trees by Ian Pearsall and below the kissed tree.

Anne Moreau

 

Anne Moreau's works have a strange pictorial language like Blake, but also like illuminated manuscripts, or even the note books of Leonardo, they are quite magical. 

Valerie Brennan

 

Valerie Brennan an Irish artist based in Cyprus whose vibrant work celebrates texture, colour and layer.

Danny Gretscher II

 

A composition by Danny Gretscher 

Mark Little

 

Mark Little's compositions use a collage of fabric, canvas and wood as a basis for his paintings.