All in art
Interested in the “thingness of things”, Fakhim sees value in the situation behind the object. Although leading a very hands-on practice experimenting with found objects and mixing different materials together to spark reactions, the materiality of things is not the main act in his practice. Just as important as physicality in his work, is the study of the object’s context. Not only the original context but also all the others that can be created.
Enter the underwater womb of TRANSGENESIS — a new immersive exhibition by Agnes? that takes you on a sensory journey through the genetic engineering of a new posthuman amphibian species.
Tetsuya Nakamura writes with Sisi Savidge through Japanese-spun swaps into image translations; transcending borders and barriers.
Behind the human gaze lies a sea of intentions that Jaffa-based artist, Omer Halperin investigates in her delicate charcoals, full of intimacy and estrangement all at once.
Paris based photographer and artist Illeana Gille is based in Paris. She works with analogue and digital cameras to create abstract images which combine what she sees within her dreams and in reality.
Space is the place: The Ivorian artist @rickiily gives us new perspectives on how afro futurism pushes the envelope in the digital era.
Based in Ireland, the 3D creator and CGI artist Rolands Zilvinskis spoke with Coeval about his creative practices and how he originally got into the arts.
Graphic Designer Ben Hatch, spoke to Coeval about his practice and events platform Family Counselling. The young creative shared some insights into his influences and collaborative work with other up and coming artists.
Graphic designer and art director Zoe Spurgeon situates herself in Berlin where she works for the creative agency Kemmler Kemmler. Within Zoe’s personal work, she creates graphic work that experiments with typefaces, layouts and digital art.
23-year-old Jose Francisco Barbosa Castillejos is the Mexican digital creator responsible for creating AR superstar AISHA. This is Coeval in conversation with the provocative artist, delving deep into their inspirations, creative processes, and AISHA - their cyberfeminist AR alter-ego.
Heavily inspired by music, artist Sandy Ojuri’s contemporary work is refreshingly uplifting. Read on to hear the London based artist talk to us about her work and the influences behind it.
Welcome to Paeratopia, a mystical world of fetish and fun created by digital artist Saftkeur. We spoke to Saftkeur all about the makings of their conceptual avatar based world, read on to find out more.
Samuel Finch from a small town in the UK, works as a digital artist and tattooist. The Bromsgrove based creative chatted to Coeval all about his work inspired by his childhood.
Elsa Rouy is no stranger to twisting heads — and stomachs. Her paintings depict the body as a site of perpetual transgression, evoking the blurred lines between pleasure and dependency through a merciless and unapologetic erotica.
Yasmina Benabdelkrim’s practice ranges from that of an art director and fashion editor to that of an interdisciplinary artist. She has recently started documenting her ethical and political philosophy using compost to build her sculptures wherever she goes.
With 3D Artist @jonathanching_art dystopian future is just one click away. Traveling through art and time this lad from Manchester knows how to master intricate detail and big vision into full motion.
Xenofeminism and anti-capitalist politics have found a new cyberspace home in the net.art platform External Pages — we speak to its founder, digital artist and guerilla coder Ana Meisel, about the outskirts of the web, cybernetic socialism and why art on Instagram sucks.
Founded on the infinite possibilities of the web on the 12th of May 2020, as response to the lack of stimulus and network caused by the closures of the lockdown, SERRA is a system that embodies many values which should be carried on in the society of the future. A space where a counterculture of young creatives could negotiate their own meaning of education, labour and friendly relationships.
The digital wizardry of @josephtoereki is an explosion from liquid to solid. It takes place at the end of a life cycle just before new life begins – radiating calm, natural distortion and digital beauty.
CGI artist, Ryan Vautier, spoke to us all about his cutting edge work that dips into the digital realm as he plays around with reality and fiction.
