From French automaker Renault comes the Ondelios, an efficient and high-end crossover.  Renault’s site says very little on what the Ondelios offers or when it hits the market, so for now I’ll just let these images do the talking [ Continue Reading ]

I’ve never been to the Netherlands, but if Ellen Kooi’s photography is any indication, the place and the people who live there possess a unique and eclectic magic.  [ Continue Reading ]

Tel Aviv’s Ori Gersht has put together numerous stunning collections of photography in his 15 year career.  Perhaps none moreso than “Blow Up,” his 2007 grouping of floral arrangements captured by super-high speed freeze frame photography as they are blown to botanical bits [ Continue Reading ]

If you ask me, Mikel Glass is on fucking fire.  I know, I know, fat lot there is in saying it when I only give you one image to gawk at.  However, to prove me right, check out his site so as to see for yourself his awe-inspiring collection of work.  [ Continue Reading ]

Jamie Nelson’s fashion photography presents a mechanical mixture of limp and languid pastel reciprocated by angular and surgical scenes in which one finds, trembling still and heavy with pause, constructions of fine art applied over female forms.  [ Continue Reading ]

In Jeremy Geddes’ case, self-reflection is left to the unconscious, to manifest as it will on the canvas.  No, the Brooklyn painter’s process more closely resembles a vigorous self-examination, which I imagine going something like: [ Continue Reading ]

Some of you Les Claypool fans out there might recognize this character, known as Candletop Hastings, from the renowned bassist’s press kit.  For others, this may very well be your first exposure to Queens, New York’s Travis Louie. [ Continue Reading ]

Magomed Dovjenko is looking for representation.  It says so on his site, where one may also find a fair sampling of his gritty, industrial, and marvellously fluid illustrations.  Spanning from graffitied back alleys to branded billboards and outwards into liquid shards and vaporous alchemy, this young Cologne-based artist [ Continue Reading ]

Eckhart Tolle wrote, “Love is recognizing the duality in all.”  This maxim is demonstrated brilliantly by UK-based photographer and illustrator Spiral, whose images enchant and ensare the viewer in the conflict between the innocent and the depraved, the virtuous and the fallen, the sacred and the profane.

While the dichotomy might come across as old hat in less profound work, Spiral delves recklessly into the alchemy of moment and narrative [ Continue Reading ]