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Tom Van Avermaet
Oct 23, 2022
"Untitled" (2021) by Newsha Tavakolian
Can art help fuel a revolution? From Picasso to Delacroix, artists throughout history have, in times of great turmoil, used their talents...
Tom Van Avermaet
Oct 16, 2022
"The unbearable lightness of being" by Xeronimo
With the rapid evolution of AI driven art, are we witnessing the blossoming of a whole new art movement? When stumbling on the work of...
Tom Van Avermaet
Oct 2, 2022
"And one day, we met" by Esquive Studio
What novel ways can digital artists explore the human mystery called ‘love’? For photoshop connoisseur Antoine Paikert, also known under...
Tom Van Avermaet
Sep 11, 2022
"Animated Punch" (2017) by Esteban Diacono
Is one of the reasons why we as a society are so fascinated by violence that it’s essentially absurd? This 3D experimentation by...
Tom Van Avermaet
Sep 4, 2022
"Flower Mountains" (2022) by Amita Sevellaraja
If you could shape your own reality, what would its landscapes look like? The work of Australian 3D artist Mae (Eniosta) invites us to...
Tom Van Avermaet
Aug 28, 2022
"Reflections" by Amita Sevellaraja
Does art have the power to make us feel like we belong? This was the question I pondered when first experiencing the beautiful...
Tom Van Avermaet
Aug 21, 2022
"Infinite Flux" (2022) by Lookattheparkinglot
Is an inherent paradox of the digital world that the more easily we connect to others, the more isolated we might feel? Infinite Flux,...
Tom Van Avermaet
Aug 14, 2022
"JPEG Priority" by E.T. Artist
If life were a videogame, would it be pixelated? In the world of Florida based E.T. Artist the answer would be a resounding yes. As...
Tom Van Avermaet
Jul 31, 2022
"Everything is fine" (2021) by Everlstng
Sometimes you discover an artwork that perfectly externalises a very internal and personal struggle. Everything is fine by Toronto based...
Tom Van Avermaet
Jul 24, 2022
"The immortality of dreams" (2022) by Samantha Cavet
As a lover of both art forms, I always find it a thing of particular beauty when a photographer can blur the lines between their work and...
Tom Van Avermaet
Jul 17, 2022
"Lattice of Amber" (2022) by Untitled, xyz
Will the future of digital worlds see an architecture that’s only limited by the imagination of its creators? From Gaudi’s art nouveau La...
Tom Van Avermaet
Jul 10, 2022
"Ascension" (2021) by Nate Talbot
Can digital art offer its creators a gateway to immortality? VR shaman Nate Talbot intriguingly explores the barriers between cyber and...
Tom Van Avermaet
Jul 3, 2022
"Open the floodgates" (2022) by Joe Pease
How do you truly capture both the frighteningly absurd and oddly familiar irreality of a human dream? Somehow the work of video artist...
Tom Van Avermaet
Jun 26, 2022
"Inside The Void" by Benedict
I’ve always been drawn to artists who somehow with their work can create an own reality. These often strange and surreal realms might...
Tom Van Avermaet
Jun 19, 2022
"Written in Waters" (2021) by Marcela Bolivar
If it’s true what they say, that our bodies are 67 percent made out of water, what mysteries could we discover in the depths of those...
Tom Van Avermaet
Jun 12, 2022
"Revealed" by Sanidad Design
One of the most surprising things I find in 3D sculpture, is how artists often manage to create the most inventive and surreal worlds to...
Tom Van Avermaet
Jun 5, 2022
"Thornstuckhog" by Kyuin Shim
In ‘A Farewell To Arms’ Ernest Hemingway wrote that ‘the world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places’....
Tom Van Avermaet
May 29, 2022
"The Bravest" (2021) by Roshcov
Sometimes, in life and in art, a seemingly minor gesture can become a major act of defiance. A famous German photograph from 1936 shows...
Tom Van Avermaet
May 22, 2022
"Love Hit (In the Nightclub)" (2020) by Alexey Kondakov
What if the painted figures of classical masterpieces were given the chance to be part of our modern day lives? This intriguing question...
Tom Van Avermaet
May 15, 2022
"Realizations – no. 627" by Felix Rothschild
A fear we as humans face, is that of decaying bit by bit, both physically and mentally, till nothing of our essence remains and we are...
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