Posts tagged with the wave: bizarre art

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A wonderland of whimsy: the exuberant pop-surrealist sculptures of Tina Yu

Oozy: the South Korean tattoo artist who makes the macabre mesmerizing

Melancholy and magic: the enchanting dark surrealism watercolors of Dory Whynot

Enchanting darkness: exploring the cute and creepy world of Katie Gamb’s paintings

Nightmarish imagery, absurdism and the grotesque populate the bizarre but exuberant world of Beau White’s oil paintings

Manuel Cetina’s ‘Hell Awaits’ series: when dreams turn into nightmares, the unsettling brilliance of his macabre masterpieces

Embracing the abyss: the dark surrealist odyssey of Filipino artist Kiko Capile

Exploring post-graffiti art by DavidL: transforming forgotten walls into haunting masterpieces

Anatomical marvels: Masao Kinoshita’s sculptures explore myth, religion, and the human form

Peering into the absurd: the darkly mesmerizing art of Stefan Koidl

Where nature runs wild: the enchanting grotesquerie of Yui Ishibashi’s sculptures

Stepping into the shadows: the hauntingly beautiful creatures of Denis Zhbankov

Human Nature’s Kintsugi: intriguing surrealistic sculptures by Glen Taylor

Cao Hui reveals the visceral internal side of objects as if they were living beings

Mark Ryden blurs the boundaries between darkness and cuteness in his disturbing but captivating paintings

Sculptural glass pendants of otherworldly blob creatures by Katie Stout

Debra Broz brings to life uncanny beings by creating unexpected mashups between animals, plants, and humans

Marvelous surrealistic illustrations of eyes peering from plants and animals by Ana Miminoshvili

The uncanny creatures of Kirk Roda transport us to another world

Alex Kuno combines surrealism with fantasy to create paintings of intriguing beings and scenarios