Bizarre art

An exclusive interview with Naoto Hattori about his works, his sources of inspirations, and his upcoming exhibitions. (In English and 日本語)

Horrific doesn't always mean bad. I know we use horrific when something is really bad but the following art pieces are actually quite great in an unsettling way. However, I wouldn't want to put one on my wall because I'd have to see it every day and I might get nightmares because of it. If

Italian twins Anna and Elena Balbusso are internationally recognized award winning illustrators live and work in Milan. Since 1998 they have been working as a team freelance in Italy, France, United Kingdom, USA, Canada, Republic of Korea. Their works have been published by major publishers and companies through out the world on various media types such as book jackets, magazines, newspapers, in house corporate, ads, children’s books and classic novels. Their artwork has been exhibited in…

Trippy!

figurative painting, drawing, ceramic sculpture

A collection of strange, creepy, scary, and wtf!

Thinkspace Projects is celbrating the new solo exhibtions of Roby Dwi Antono, "Epos" and Edith Lebeau, "Certain Scars Can’t Be Seen".

He’s a dad from Wisconsin who drives a “piece of shit” Corolla. And his brilliantly absurd artwork has made him the face of a crypto market you didn’t know existed. #nftart #nft

Roby Dwi Antono

Since anyone could (and still can) say anything on the internet, people began challenging unbelievable and outlandish online claims with the phrase "pics or it didn't happen," shutting down many ridiculous discussions before they even begin.