Satire

Edgar Degas, a 19th-century French impressionist, once said, “Art is not what you see, but what you make others see”. Indeed, with their intricate work, artists often send a message, which can evoke all sorts of emotions, be it astonishment, joy, anger, or others. And as the quote suggests, make us notice things we haven’t yet; or, in some cases, aren’t willing to.

Living in the 21st century can be hectic for some, sometimes we need to step back and take a look at the world we live in. That's exactly what artist Pawel

Our world is not perfect and there are many things that need changing. We should probably start with ourselves because understanding our problems is the first step toward solving them.

Polish artist Pawel Kuczynski is a well-known artist who likes to express his thoughts through his mind-provoking illustrations that depict our modern society. Each colorful artwork by the artist illustrates the perils of our current society and points out relatable feelings and experiences along with a good dose of irony and sarcasm.

America, we are in Trouble and we are addicts. And our kids are getting the worst of it. Find out why America needs more tackle boxes and less Xboxes..

2 men sawing a tree with a barcode, about consumerism and climate change

Asaf Hanuka is a talented Tel Aviv-based artist who became well known on the internet due to his often satirical auto-biographical webcomics.

Paintings, drawings, or any illustrations are all about the artists’ self-expression of what they feel. One of the artist’s works is to make a statement of

Painter Gunduz Agayev often draws caricatures criticizing the religion. In his works he touches the problems regarding education, social injustice, human rights and religious fundamentalism. This is his new series of religious people of world, his satirical approach to religion.