D'zine Carlos Rolon

Through an ongoing response to popular culture, post-conceptual methods, baroque elements, romanticism, craft-making and appropriation, Chicago-based artist Dzine has developed his own language that is finding its place in our contemporary art discourse. Dzine has created work that contextualizes these diverse elements into a vernacular of contemporary aesthetics.

Kristiina Lahde

Phone Book

Envelope

Envelopes

Kristiina Lahde takes unwanted paper and transforms them into these beautiful creations, from phone books to envelopes and computer paper.

Explosion

Not sure who the artist is, but its an explosion of tape that wraps around columns and splatters against the wall.

Space Invasion : Soa Paulo Invasion

Brian Hart's Light Paintings

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The Garden (Triptych)

The Great Dane Apollo

Dark Water (composed of 80 individual photos)

Brian uses composite images combined with the light drawing technique to create more highly detailed light drawings. 

Chan Hwee Chong's Spiral Illustrations

When I first saw this work I  was instantly drawn to the use of lines used , then I read the caption saying that the artist Chan Hwee Chong, creates these images without removing  his pen from the paper. I then watched the video where he reproduces Johannes Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring....using only one line. Have a look for yourself.

Faber Castell from eric yeo on Vimeo.

Poussière

Poussière from Poussiere LeFilm on Vimeo.

Work from graduates of EMCA's animation programme: Vic Chhun, Leyla Kaddoura, and Nicolas Ughen