Tag: Colossal

In ‘KAUANI,’ Indigenous Mexican Flora Flourishes in Glowing Lanterns — Colossal

Tornasol Studio, founded by designers Inés Quezada and Inés Llasera, has introduced a new series of luminaires called

Sparse Brushstrokes Give Rise to Thick Impasto in Jose Lerma’s Minimal Portraits — Colossal

Jose Lerma, a renowned artist, was deeply inspired by Jean-Léon Gérôme's painting "Reception of the Grand Condé by

Melissa Calderón Preserves Neighborhood Memories in Bold Textured Thread — Colossal

Melissa Calderón is an artist who captures the essence of neighborhoods and domestic spaces through her intricate embroideries

Keita Morimoto Lingers in the Artificial Light of Urban Nights — Colossal

Keita Morimoto, a talented artist, captures the essence of urban environments in his latest body of work titled

Vasilisa Romanenko’s Lush Portraits Wrap Common Birds in Decadent Patterns — Colossal

Beauty, nature, and resilience are the central themes of Vasilisa Romanenko's artwork. Based in Connecticut, this talented artist

Lauded Dutch Golden Age Painter Rachel Ruysch Gets Her First Major Survey in the U.S. — Colossal

Rachel Ruysch (1664-1750) may not be a household name like some of her contemporaries from the Dutch Golden

Intricate Postage Stamp Tattoos by Ash Aurich Are an Ode to Art History — Colossal

Tattoo artist Ash Aurich has taken the art world by storm with her unique and innovative approach to

Uneasy Interactions Signify a Response to Tragedy in Jinjoo Jo’s Blue Illustrations — Colossal

South Korean artist Jinjoo Jo's illustrations walk a fine line between cuteness and discomfort, innocence and harm. Her

Rui Sasaki Encases Spectral Flowers in Intimate Glass Assemblages — Colossal

Rui Sasaki is an artist whose work is deeply inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's quote, "What is essential

Buried for Nearly 2,000 Years, a Monumental Dionysian Fresco Sees the Light of Day in Pompeii — Colossal

The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 C.E. had a devastating impact on the city of Pompeii, burying

From Porcelain Buttercream to Bruises, Jessica Stoller Examines the Gendered Body — Colossal

The Anatomical Venus, a medical training tool from the early 1780s, is a fascinating yet unsettling creation. This

A Trio of Stop-Motion Shorts Utilize a Cumbersome 3D-Printing Technique — Colossal

Stop-motion animation has always been a labor-intensive process, but directors Jack Cunningham and Nicolas Ménard of Eastend Western