Damsefrau -Sculptural Masks

I am a huge fan of the Norwegian London-based artist Magnhild Kennedy since a while now. She creates stunning sculptural masks under the name of “Damselfrau“, and her beautiful creations are often visible on music videos and live performance installations.

There is a sort of mystical, mysterious and ritualistic vibe around her creations. Her process of making these pieces is also fascinating, this is what she says about it:

“I am led by the phantasms appearing in the process of the making and the materials themselves. These guide my decisions and inform the objects I make”.

You can purchase some of her creations here and find her on Instagram here.

Inspired – K Young

I truly enjoy the surrealist hand cut paper collages by the London based artist K Young. These interventions are incredibly detailed and well crafted, and they recall me the noir cinema in some way.

K Young says: “reimagining existing objects and turning them into something new has been a preoccupation of mine for as long as I can remember, and it is this, together with a long-held passion for photography, which has led me to my working process today. I make hand-cut paper collages from found photographic material. Using editing, reframing, splicing, layering and juxtaposition, I reassemble images until a different narrative emerges. I then make these collages into photographs. By returning the image to some semblance of its original state, I am acknowledging its legacy. To me, the circle is complete”.

You can also check the official website clicking here.

Olha Pryymak Paintings

Dreamy!

Enjoy the unique paintings by the London based artist Olha Pryymak. The artist pairs women portraits with herbal flowers, creating a magic and surreal final effect.

You can also find Olha on Saatchi Art and Instagram.

 

Inspired – Mandi Keighran

Inspiring!

Enjoy the abstract compositions by the London based artist Mandi Keighran. Each piece is an handmade collage obtained cutting images from old fashion magazines.

Inspired – Anna Bu Kliewer

So surreal!

I love the amazing collage creations by the German-Ukrainian (but London based) artist Anna Bu Kliewer.