Troy Coulterman‘s surreal sculptures…

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Nice photographic works by David Nemcsik…

Black and white surrealist pictures by Spanish photographer Chema Madoz.

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Stunning sculptures by Nancy Fouts.

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Great, surreal digital artworks by Stefano Bonazzi…

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The Laughing Stone, a crazy sculpture by Hirotoshi Ito…

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Reindeer (2010) by the animation collective Treat:

“One of 5 short idents we did for E4 on the topic of Christmas. The general idea was to surprise people with something really anti-christmas, and transform something boring into something amazing. It was alot of hard work for a relatively short time but they were really fun to do and much merriment was had by all.”

The other shorts are: Workshop, Christmas Trees, Pole Dance, and Carol Singers.

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Shinohara Ai‘s surreal paintings…

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Robin F. Williams‘ surreal and dreamy paintings…

I’m totally hypnotized by this project by Liu Di…

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Surreal paintings and digital works by François Escalmel:

“I’m a storyteller working with the absence of words. A grassroots revisionist of my personal history. With an attitude that oscillates between fascination and criticism, I strive to create dark and comical fables, that I hope, are relevant. Improbable combinations that emotionally ring true, affirmative expressions of the human experience.”

“With theatrical absurdity, Pugen explores relationships between real and staged performance, the natural and the artificial, and tensions of virtual identity, through altering and manipulating images. Working with video, film, and photography in the digital realm Pugen renders situations that examine our perceptions of how history, documentation, and simulation intersect.”

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