Catalog of Visual Interestingness

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By Alexander Kosolapov. →

This week is full of abstractions.

Sarah Sze →. Thank you Dirkster.

McLennan is part of a vanguard of young painters who have twisted the conventional, naturalist approach to depicting animals and environmental themes in mischievous ways to the serious end of drawing attention to environmental issues

Whatever you care about - I still like your work though. More and source →

I promise the next post won’t involve any trees, okay? This is a piece by Carl Larsson, a 19th-20th century Swedish painter. Here’s a wikipedia page about him. I have a book of his work lying around but can’t seem to find high quality images of his art around the web. So you’ll have to do it with this one, called Våren (Spring).

Do something arty with nature elements and I fall for it. Giant Nest by Benjamin Verdonck, Rotterdam. Via →.

You might have noticed the previous post Green Aftermath has dissapeared. That’s because it didn’t meet my quality standards for the content posted here. So, without further ado, one that does:

Levi van Veluw´s photo series are all self-portraits, drawn and photographed by himself: a one-man-process. His works constitute elemental transfers – modifying the face as object – combining it with other stylistic elements to create a third visual object with a large visual impact. The work you see therefore is not a portrait, but an information-rich image of colour, form, texture, and content.

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