Miga De Pan's precision embroidered illustrations are just so perfectly beautiful. (thanks) Miga De Pan is Argentinian and likes drawing, embroidery and designing and has a very successful line in home accessories.
Ana Gantuz is a young Argentinian painter and illustrator who's work is alive with pattern, this one is called garden, and it is my favourite from this young artists portfolio.
I cannot believe that I have not blogged Gustavo Aimar's work before, I am sure this is a mistake, as I have admired it for so long. Anyway my first post in Gustavo's work has to be the almost 'by the by' creativity that inhabits his studio, small happy creations that brighten your day, just what every studio needs.
Andrea Cavagnaro is a textile artist from Beunos Aires, Argentina, who creates these intricate cut and layered felt sculptures, resembling the paper cuts of Jen Stark. And so a new week starts, fueled by a desire for colour, fuzzy felts and toxic sweets. I hope it is a good one for you all. (thanks)
Tomas Saranceno studied both art and architecture, his art is about space it stretches out tendrils across galleries or fills the sky with clouds. Tomas's work is concerned with how art can build dreams for the future, how art can collide with science and architecture and make our future. He has no web page that I can find, here is the best link.
I like the cool pallet and execution of these amazingly calming illustrations by Argentinian, Cecilia Afonso Esteves. In fact Cecilia's work with its simple graphic use of paper cuts and collage is wonderfully meditative as well as having great humour.
