Galleries

Works of various visual arts, compiled in online galleries by serious-minded curators.

All the images in this section are presented for reasons which we found pretty much valid. And you are welcome to find your own reasons for watching.

All the images in this section is presented for reasons which we found pretty much valid. And you are welcome to find your own reasons for watching.

Throes of Art Illustrated

by Various Artists

In order to comprehend the phenomenon of so-called throes of art better, we asked several artists to visualize it.

Existential Landscape

by Anton Apchekhov

Artistically depicted and thought-provoking imageries on porcelain.

Minicomics

by Oleg Tishenkov

Lyrical hero with a pencil in search of beauty in routine life.

Pictures of Peterhof

by Igor Tswetkow

An emotional, subjective and intimate look at the other side of the pompous touristic place.

Strange Little World

by Maggie Taylor

Dreamlike places full of real objects and unreal happenings.

The Fabricated Landscape

by Lori Nix

Highly detailed dioramas inspired by storms, floods, collisions, breakdowns, and other incidents. Disasters of a table scale.

Regard/Discard

by Héloïse Acher

The visible perks of being an active walker and a keen observer at the same time.

Matches for Reading

by Yellowhead

Matches for reading have the same properties as normal, everyday matches, except for one additional quality: as you may already have guessed, they can be read.

Signs of Life

by Jason Michael Durham

When a trip is conceptual, even road signs begin to work in strange, interesting and uncommon ways.

Neoidiotism

by Various Artists

Each piece of neoidiotism consists of two components: a purposely simplified image and a caption. The main idea behind this non-separable pair is a complete discordance of text and picture.