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An Exclusive Interview with Naoto Hattori - via beautiful.bizarre

Naoto Hattori has built himself an exceptional world, a place so absurd it carries the quiet air of nuclear apocalypse. He has the pleasure of populating it with hybrid creatures and the occasional alabaster- skinned human, exploring psychological boundaries and surreal territory. Working mainly in acrylic, Naoto renders detail and texture in haunting precision. Like a shamanic Lewis Carroll, Hattori celebrates fauna at its weirdest, evoking the trickery and psychedelia of 'Alice in…

Artist Jon Beinart creates bizarre yet fascinating doll sculptures he called "Toddlerpedes".

Avery Palmer isn’t the dark, brooding figure his paintings make it seem like he’d be. Looking at his work, I thought I’d be meeting up with an eccentric genius like Thom Yorke. While every bit the genius, there’s something pragmatic and humble that sets Palmer apart from the Thom Yorke crowd. Talkin

Sicioldr est un peintre italien né en 1990, vivant et travaillant en Tuscania.Ses sujets sont des visions venant de l'inconscient...

The troupe of wild animals in Bruno Pontiroli’s paintings contort their bodies into backbends and handstands that would rival even the most accomplished gymnast. A wrinkly hippo balances on its tongue, a tiger arches its torso into a 90-degree angle, and a hyena rotates its hind legs in the air. The French artist (previously) notes that he begins the bizarre artworks with easily-recognized animals that he then shapes “like the way a child plays with modeling clay or a building set for…

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