Naïve-artist & punk-sculptor discovers a passion for VR & cryptoart
By Angie Taylor VR Artist, Sculptor & Animator, Angie Taylor originally studied sculpture at art college in Scotland in the 1980s. She made wood-carvings, bronzes & steel constructions. Angie was, and still is, influenced heavily by the punk, fanzine culture that was the main vehicle of creativity for…
Meet the Artist: in Conversation with Skygolpe
Skygolpe paintings “Atychiphobia” and “Subtraction” have recently been displayed during CADAF Online 2020 (the Contemporary Digital Art Fair) and are currently exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art in their art show “Digital Bodies, concerning bodily structures”, on view at mocda.org until Sept 30th. …
An Interview with VXN by Colborn
Graphics, nature-inspired textures and futuristic worlds feature the work of Victoria Campobello; alias VXN. Abstract shapes of amorphous forms coexist in highly textured images that seem to blend into a three dimensional space.…
Exclusive Interview with Amina/Ethan Tyrer: the Imaginary Worlds of Magic and Strangeness
Amina (Ethan Tyrer) is a musician and artist based out of Los Angeles. Amina has released 3 albums and an EP, exhibited work at museums in Los Angeles, Seattle, and San Francisco, and performed in venues across the country.…
An interview with SwS (Pirate Sheep and Flufflord) by a Computer
SwS is a safe place to experiment on big projects that would be hard to encompass and imagine as one person. Jokingly, SwS is kind of like the cute version of Borg from Star Trek. We started SwS in our teens, as a 2D comic book project, that…
An Interview With Kaysha by Eloenora Brizi
For CADAF online, Kaysha are presenting the GIF “Whales Melody”, a touching homage to the protection and respect of these beautiful mammals, inspired by a documentary about humpback whales. …
Interview with Collector: Colborn @ M○C△
SuperRare Collector Series This week we feature an interview with one of our top collectors Colborn who has collected 352 artworks on SuperRare as of June, 2020. On Glass Crane Naturally it’s difficult to pick a favorite, but immediate to recognize the extraordinary talent and deep symbolism that…