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"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
Jul 3, 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 26, 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 19, 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 12, 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
Jun 5, 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 29, 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 22, 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...
Tom Van Avermaet
May 15, 2022
"They don’t have this for humans" (2020) by Espen Kluge
If a strong portrait tells us something about the essence of a person, does a successful generative portrait tell us something about the...
Tom Van Avermaet
May 8, 2022
"What’s Wrong With Me?" (2022) by Federico Bebber
Experimentation has, more often than not, played a crucial role in the life of many an artist. That the risks out way the rewards are...
Tom Van Avermaet
May 1, 2022
"Pressure" (2019) by Raf Grassetti
One of the biggest challenges sculptors throughout time have faced is how to make the inanimate come to life. When successful it’s a true...
Tom Van Avermaet
Apr 24, 2022
"The Alleys Of Your Mind" (2021) by Karborn
What always amazes me in digital art is the richness in variation of mixed media formats that artists use to bring striking imagery to...
Tom Van Avermaet
Apr 17, 2022
"Camouflage" (2017) by Trini Schultz
Occasionally an artist is able to create a work that somehow feels both timely and timeless. For me, this is exactly what photo artist...
Tom Van Avermaet
Apr 10, 2022
"Volume Displacement 2" (2018) by Lee Griggs
Great artists are often able to create some of their best work within the confines of employment or commissions and the portfolio of 3D...
Tom Van Avermaet
Apr 3, 2022
"Ringling College - Beyond" (2019) by Dionisius Mehaga Bangun Djayasaputra
The art of illustration is one quite dear to me and for this week’s curator’s corner I wanted to share an image that like no other has...
Tom Van Avermaet
Mar 27, 2022
"Mask Obscura – Noon" (2022) by Jenni Pasanen
Something quite unique to digital art is the sometimes almost symbiotic relationship between the generative artist and their AI...
Tom Van Avermaet
Mar 21, 2022
"Anas Scroogius - USA, 1947" (2020) by Filip Hodas
As a digital museum what better exhibit to present to you than these wonderful Cartoon Fossils, created by the master of pop culture...
Tom Van Avermaet
Mar 14, 2022
"Flowers" (2017) by Slevin Aaron
As our news and social media channels are flooded with the worst side of humanity, sometimes art can provide that brief escape from...
Tom Van Avermaet
Mar 7, 2022
"Fallimento" (2019) by Simone Vezzani
Sometimes the art that moves me the most are those works that ‘wake me up’ when first viewing them, not out of but into whatever...
Tom Van Avermaet
Feb 28, 2022
"Scrolling these days" (2021) by Cult Class
Satirical humour and collage art often find themselves natural partners, something that’s keenly underlined in the work of the...
Tom Van Avermaet
Feb 21, 2022
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