Art

MRI's allow the viewer to visually experience these 3-D images of fruit in slices, which creates a pulsating effect that is hypnotic and beautiful.

Good practice must test us and stretch our abilities right up to the edge of frustration

Disney combined traditional (hand-drawn) animation and computer graphics to bring Dali's surreal vision to life.

The symbiosis between film matter and organic matter resulted in this conceptual body of trippy art.

Loli uses photography scanned from vintage magazines and science publications to create psychedelic visual narratives.

This brain art offers deep food for thought when it comes to interconnectivity and the fractal nature of the universe.

The street art can stand on it's own but the messages are given an extra boost with motion.

Bryan Lewis Saunders likes to take drugs, both legal and illegal, and then draw pictures of himself; the results are crazy.

Much like the human brain, Shawn Thornton's paintings show a complexity that is not easily understood.

Asking questions incidently leads to answers, and Vinchen's street art places the onus back on those looking back.

A tribute to abstraction, its connection to the inner space we inhabit and how it can be externalized.

Voorwold leaves his beautiful natural geometric artworks behind, so all that’s eventually left of them are photographs and his memories.