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Illustration
Daniel Hubbarde
“Lost Forever gives new life to unreleased albums, from lost recordings to drama with record labels, these projects were left behind and will never see the light of day. We’re drawn to these albums not just for the music – which doesn’t always live... More”
Drawing and Painting
Joshua Deneumoustier aka. Crayfish Graveyard
“Within art I like the nonsensicality of things, the ability to patch together abstract nothings into familiar yet off-putting assemblages of imagery. I once described myself as someone who tries to draw the essence of crustaceans lingering in the... More”
Sculpture/Installation
Lauren Porter
“The vanishing point, where entities appear to dissolve, guides exploration through converging timelines. The works reveal illusions of appearance and disappearance through a viewer’s active exploration. Nothing is truly insoluble; all remains... More”
Drawing and Painting
Nicole Mezzapelli
“My work is a reflection of my day-to-day life, with memory and perception serving as significant sources of inspiration. I have a love for transforming past thoughts, moments, and feelings into contemporary work that symbolizes the art of evolution... More”
Drawing and Painting: Digital Painting and Expanded Animation
Agalia Christofi
“ Agalia's work focuses on expanding her knowledge of various technical disciplines in regards to the game making process: coding, audio, animation, concept, design, 3D, ect. More”
Drawing and Painting
Isaak Fong
“I use performance and instinct to facilitate my desire for ancestral communication and to connect with family after death. More”
Drawing and Painting
Abrar Al Mouktaran
“This year, as I mark half of my life as a refugee, my work resonates with the enduring trauma etched into every fibre of my being. Delving into the depths of memory, I unearth references from my family's buried box of photographs, a poignant symbol... More”
Illustration
Dylan Tan aka. Kweikun
“Déjà Vu deconstructs the consequences of overutilized cliches in storytelling media by illustrating self-aware characters that react to their own cliched realities. These subversions hope to encourage the ideation of more creative and original... More”
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