Rodrigo Dada is a Costa Rican photographer born on 1987, currently working in El Salvador as a freelancer.
His Voragine(Vortex in english) artwork is about "about personal crisis and the human ability to regenerate, to rise from our ashes", it features people struggling to balance themselves with their objects and possibly find their real meaning.
Native American Artist Bunky Echo-Hawk, a member of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma, is a multidisciplinary artist and poet known best for his acrylic paintings.
Through his art, Echo-Hawk is able to merge his traditional values with his lifestyle, producing works that cover Native American topics and hip-hop culture. Echo-Hawk teaches both art and writing, conducts workshops, and speaks at conferences across the country. His work has been exhibited across the US and internationally and he was chosen as the 2012 Eiteljorg Museum
Artist in Residence. He started using gas masks in his artworks originally to raise awareness for toxic and radioactive waste sites that were popping up in Indian Country, "I wanted people to think about it, to ask questions. So, I used the image, and idea, of the gas mask" from Bunky Exho-Hawk blog. Bunky Echo-Hawk Prints Bunky Echo-Hawk Portraits
Yelena Bryksenkova is a global citizen born in Saint Petersburg, Russia then followed the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore and the Academy of Applied and Decorative Arts in Prague, Czech Republic where she received her BFA in Illustration in 2010.
At the moment she and her imaginary elephant live in New England where she works as a freelance illustrator and fine artists. Take a look at her illustration and enter her world of colours and emotions. Solitaire, for the exhibition enormous tiny art show no. 14 Sep 6 - 29, 2013. Reykjavik, for
the exhibition enormous tiny art show no.13 at nahcotta gallery, Feb 1- Mar 3, 2013. Created with pen, watercolour and white ink on paper. Cat Nap, using watercolour and gouache on paper la Vida interior, a book cover illustration using pen and watercolour on paper elephant dream using pen and watercolour on paper
Li Hongbo is using stacks of layered paper to create statues that move, flex and contort into unreal shapes.
Kid Guy Collective created a video showing Li Hongbo art in motion, the video was recorded in 240fps.
Canadian designer Thibault SLD Hexi is an interactive array of 60 hexagonal modules embedded with mechanical servos that use data from a nearby depth camera to physically respond to nearby motion just like a moving wallpaper.
Mona Vatamanu from Romania and and Florin Tudor from Switzerland have been making artwork together from 2001 confronting the traumatic legacy of Communism in Eastern Europe.
Oil on canvas, 40 × 50 cm. Lombard Freid Gallery
Their artworks show the remnants of Socialist architecture and how everyday people deal with their lives after their former ideals have failed.