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This evocative, surreal universe of drawings is Daehyun Kim ’s life’s work  

Artist Daehyun Kim aka Moonassi tarted to create his evocative, mystical Moonassiworld out of ink while studying oriental painting in Seoul, South Korea, and has continued to grow it ever since. “The series is my life-time project,” the artist explains on his website. “There is no specific background story or a theory about the drawing. Each drawing is created based on my daily thoughts and feelings. I draw to meditate on myself and others, and to be able to see the whole story of the series in the end.” Daehyun operates out of a world in which the oceans are both shallow and bottomless, light is dark and dark is light, the moon acts as a torch, an eye and a character’s inner being are one and there’s nothing to do but reflect on your own existence all day, and it’s completely spell-binding.

Epic Pukes – Famous singers and colorful vomits

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The “Epic Pukes” series by the illustrator Pablo Iranzo , based in Venezuela, who is having fun materializing the vocal power of famous singers with a lot of colorful and stylized vomit, added on black and white photographs…

When classical painting goes crazy – The twisted collages of Barry Kite

The twisted collages of American artist Barry Kite, who diverts the famous masterpieces of classical painting to create funny compositions featuring the Mona Lisa, Vincent van Gogh or the Girl with a pearl. Between visual sampling, repositioning and parody, the collages of Barry Kite create an unlikely encounter between art history and Internet memes, exploring the modern and unbridled exploitation of images in our contemporary societies. Barry Kite‘s creations are available on the website of his studio Aberrant Art.

The Boudoir Richard Edward Miller circa 1927 

Tutti Frutti: Food Art by Sarah Illenberger 

Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist and photographer Sarah Illenberger transforms fruits and vegetables into common objects in her personal “Tutti Frutti” series.

Balloon Animals Revealing Anatomical Details by Jason Freeny

After studying design and working for MTV, American artist Jason Freeny went into toys design. While working in this very specific area, he had the idea of giving a touch of realism to some items made to develop kids’ imagination. In his hands, famous dog-shaped balloons, plastic ducks an teddybears reveal their skeleton and their organs in a troubling and amusing combination, similar to the one he did earlier that represented Lego figurines or Barbie dolls.

Tutti Frutti: Food Art by Sarah Illenberger 

Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist and photographer Sarah Illenberger transforms fruits and vegetables into common objects in her personal “Tutti Frutti” series.