July 2021 - Awesomebyte

Taiwanese Wood Sculptor Infuses Movement in All His Creations by Means of ‘Pixilation’
Forget the traditional smooth wood sculptures that you see around you, this Taiwanese sculptor ‘pixilated’ his sculptures to create monochromatic figures that portray a sense...

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago1 year ago

Forget the traditional smooth wood sculptures that you see around you, this Taiwanese sculptor ‘pixilated’ his sculptures to create monochromatic figures that portray a sense of movement and displacement. Meet Hsu Tung Han, who is a master of combining the traditional with the contemporary. Han achieves his unique style by using ‘pixilation’ in all his...

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Italian Artist Uses Oil and Acrylic Paints to Create Incredible Colorful Artwork Paintings
The abstract renderings of Antonino Puliafico appear as a medley of colors. With his unique artistic style, this Italian artist creates his one-of-a-kind handmade paintings...

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago2 years ago

The abstract renderings of Antonino Puliafico appear as a medley of colors. With his unique artistic style, this Italian artist creates his one-of-a-kind handmade paintings using bold strokes of all hues of vibrant colors. Little wonder his creations immediately attract the eye. From his childhood, Puliafico was fascinated by landscapes and rural realities, especially the...

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British Artist Makes Incredible Stone Art Outdoors and Consigns Them to the Vagaries of the Weather
When the British artist, Justin Bateman, visited Chiang Ma, a city in mountainous northern Thailand, little did he know that he will get stuck there...

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago2 years ago

When the British artist, Justin Bateman, visited Chiang Ma, a city in mountainous northern Thailand, little did he know that he will get stuck there due to the pandemic, But a true artist seeks art in anything and everything, and he found it in pebbles while in that city. He started experimenting with stones and...

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Miniature Artist Infuses Feelings and Emotions in Miniature Art
There are plenty of exceptional miniature artists, but what makes the miniature art of Roys’ People, a pseudonym that Roy Tyson uses for himself, stand...

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago2 years ago

There are plenty of exceptional miniature artists, but what makes the miniature art of Roys’ People, a pseudonym that Roy Tyson uses for himself, stand out, he explains on coeval-magazine.com, “I always like the surprise that it (the miniature art) gives people when they see them. It’s rather the message and dialogue going on in...

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Plastic Technologist cum Scuba Diver Fabricates Excellent Acrylic Aquariums
“There is more to the underwater world than the common goldfish”, states Florian Schuran, the founder and owner of New Wave Concepts, on his website....

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago2 years ago

“There is more to the underwater world than the common goldfish”, states Florian Schuran, the founder and owner of New Wave Concepts, on his website. And how right he is! Most people have not had a chance to explore and see the underwater flora and fauna of the sea or the river. He endeavors to...

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Discover Irina Cumberland’s Calming Seascape Paintings: Art That Reduces Stress and Anxiety
Experiencing stress and anxiety is a common challenge many people face, but for Ukrainian painter Irina Cumberland, it was a particularly intense period in her...

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago9 months ago

Experiencing stress and anxiety is a common challenge many people face, but for Ukrainian painter Irina Cumberland, it was a particularly intense period in her life. Irina’s journey took her from completing medical training in Ukraine to finding solace in painting calming seascapes after moving to the United States. Her artwork, which captures the beauty...

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Japanese Artist Creates Art Using the Humble Toast as Her Canvas
While most people have toast for breakfast, this Japanese artist uses it as her canvas to create art. She is Manami Sasaki, who is an...

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago2 years ago

While most people have toast for breakfast, this Japanese artist uses it as her canvas to create art. She is Manami Sasaki, who is an undisputed master of toast art that she bases on Japanese themes. Sasaki’s toast art differs from that of other toast artists. While the latter focus on the art, more than...

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Jonty Hurwitz’s Works are a Confluence of Art and Science
There are many instances in the world of art, where one finds art blending with science. However, what Jonty Hurwitz does is really mind-boggling. He...

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago2 years ago

There are many instances in the world of art, where one finds art blending with science. However, what Jonty Hurwitz does is really mind-boggling. He creates scientifically inspired artworks and anamorphic sculptures, using cutting-edge technology. Just sample Jonty Hurwitz nano sculpture. It is the smallest human form ever created using nanotechnology. Little wonder his works...

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Minimal Line Art of Israeli Artist Combines Art, Fashion and Photography
Shira Barzilay’s art is nothing but lines, either on canvas or superimposed on photos. It is a pure example of minimalistic art that always manages...

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago2 years ago

Shira Barzilay’s art is nothing but lines, either on canvas or superimposed on photos. It is a pure example of minimalistic art that always manages to convey something extraordinary. This Israeli illustrator, based in Tel Aviv, Israel, incorporates a subtractionist methodology, in which she removes elements from her work until she reaches the initial draft...

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Surreal Weavings of Azerbaijani Artist are Simply Mind-Blowing
Who doesn’t love traditional oriental rugs? This art of weaving has been handed down from generation to generation. However, there is a contemporary visual artist,...

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by Deepak Mehla 2 years ago2 years ago

Who doesn’t love traditional oriental rugs? This art of weaving has been handed down from generation to generation. However, there is a contemporary visual artist, Faig Ahmed, who has given a twist to this ancient carpet-weaving technique; he incorporates surreal weavings in traditional oriental rugs. Hailing from Azerbaijan, Ahmed mounts his intricately patterned weavings on...

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