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Artist: Michal Sycz, digital art

Open to any form of expression, Michal Sycz combines photo manipulations, vectors, hand drawn elements, and 3D shapes. He worked with a diverse range of clients from large international corporations to small local businesses. His areas of specialization include: illustration, web design, print design, branding, interactive and social media. Michal services encompass the entire creative process starting with the very first idea, through the conception and realization phases, all the way to the final touches.

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Artist: Evgeny Kiselev, digital

“The diverse work of Evgeny Kiselev oscillates between the rigors of symmetry and prolific excess. Several compositions begin with vivid tiled patterns that are mirrored again and again until they can no longer be contained and are forced to push beyond the confines of their logic. Others, emerge from a single outline that manifests the controlled lawlessness of the work. Each piece achieves a complexity of color and layer
that continues to build infinitely into the space of the page creating a warping spatial depth.”

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The Vampyr Pharaoh of Egypt

Fantastic assemblage art of Menes – The Vampyr Pharaoh of Egypt by AlexCF.

In 1908, the Bartholomew Museum of Antiquities organised a sale of many of its esoteric items to support the construction of a new wing to house the recent acquisition of a series of Roman statues.

The piece that caught the eye of two gentlemen at the auction was a recent Egyptian find – the mummified remains of an early pharaoh. One of the gentlemen whose interest was peeked went by the name of John Cornwall – a farmer from Leeds, who had come into a small fortune after excavating what appeared to be the ruin of an ancient unknown subterranean civilisation in the corner of his north field.

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Artist: David Platt, acrylic painting

David Platt is an emerging New York artist with a singular vision and a matching style of painting. In 2006, he cultivated a palette of contrasts, and developed the staccato line technique that would eventually become his signature. In his current work, David attempts to reconcile opposites. His work depicts a psychological landscape where inner and outer space converge; where construction and destruction are indistinguishable; where microorganisms fuse to become macro-organisms ad infinitum. Out of the abstract soup emerges corporeality, whose forms and contours are undifferentiated, existing for a timeless instant before death and reintegration.

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