Showing posts with label anatomy art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anatomy art. Show all posts

Monday, September 12, 2011

Burning Art: Alex Grey


Alex paints wonderful psychedelic, anatomical explosions of color with a spiritual, druggy bent. He seems to frequent Burning Man and we found these images of his paintings on the web. It was too time consuming to find concise information about the works, so just enjoy.







(Originally posted in the Eclectix  "BURN" Issue, August 2011,
 along with the permanent online exhibit of fire-related art, LINK HERE.)

Thursday, July 7, 2011

New Eclectix Interview With Sean Chappell


We just posted a new interview with surrealist artist Sean Chappell...

Sean was born in Oshawa, Ontario, the first first-generation Canadian to be born to English immigrants. He now lives in Toronto, Ontario.
Sean’s work is a surreal and fantastic trip through his imagination. Warped and globular pieces of brain matter float and twist themselves into various scenarios and landscapes of the mind. Pumpkins, anatomy, monsters, organic life forms and fantastic explosions of color unfold in shadowed desert tableaus.  
We first discovered Sean’s work while searching for artists for our Halloween “Dementions” exhibit and were blown away by the scope of his dementia ( a good thing)  and his excellent painterly skills. His most recent works are based on alcoholism and the dehumanizing effects of addiction. His work is strong, opinionated and hard hitting, a welcome oasis in the current oatmeal art catalog of semi-nude, pretty little girls. Intense and emotional works that drive thought and contemplation of our humanity....






Thursday, February 3, 2011

Roberto Osti's Wonderful Deconstructed Anatomy


Just stumbled on Robert's work and had to share. Incredible anatomy inspired works with a dry wit (in the titles...).
Check him out at his website.


Deconstructed werewolf , how cool is that?