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I get light-headed gazing at these paintings by Dimitri Kozyrev. The moving three-dimensional aerial perspectives and vibrant colors make my head spin. But the work of Russian artist Dimitri Kozyrev is far more than dizzying re-arrangements of the pictorial space. Kozyrev’s work is a commentary on the state of the contemporary art world as well . . . → Read More: Paintings by Dimitri Kozyrev inspired by images of ruins from World War II 
Anatomical Female Designer/Illustrator Hine Mizushima pushes the traditional craft of felting into the realm of the spiritual, the anatomical and the entomological. A woman with a pet walrus shows off her her anatomical parts. A paranormal form of ectoplasm is captured in a test tube. Giant Daphnias (freshwater crustaceans) thrash about in a cardboard . . . → Read More: Felt sculptures from “The Unnatural History Museum” by Hine Mizushima |
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