Paul Wackers

I’m really digging the often surreal, always vibrantly colorful and playfully geometric paintings of Paul Wackers.

From his artist’s statement: “My work is first a response to the world and then a reaction to what it has to offer. Images surround me as abstract concepts, presented by the curious interaction of forms, feelings, and situations. They offer a glimpse into the way the world is constantly being reloaded with opportunities and options for reinterpretations and impressions. It might start with a beam of light passing through a window in the afternoon and that within that beam there is the potential of a full spectrum to appear. In my paintings I try to create the feeling of getting lost in the thoughts that are easily ignored or put aside.”

Louisa Chambers

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Louisa Chambers is an artist with with a penchant for the edges. Her work is quick and toned. It doesn’t hide in its edges, and seems to root for structure. Every piece wants you to know you’re safe, even if you’re surrounded by sharp points. The ideas are there, and their universe is waiting for you.

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James Joyce

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James Joyce is a London based artist and designer. His work is a mixture of simple typography, bold colorful colors, and crisp geometry. Joyce designs are very bold and eye-catching. I enjoy the simplicity of it but, like the “Chemical World” poster, it has a not so simple message.

Hvass&Hannibal

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Hvass&Hannibal are an art and design studio based in Copenhagen. They tend to employ an exquisite mixture of modern execution and a childlike naivete. They employ many different techniques for image production, which makes each project feel different from the next and makes their portfolio a very enjoyable scroll.

István Szugyiczky

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István Szugyiczky is a digital artist currently living in Budapest.  His recently updated portfolio employs a simplified palette and strong, almost structural forms. The lines and forms are elusive and seductive mixed against the grainy glow offered in many of his illustrations. Take a moment to enjoy the dark world his pieces have to offer.

We recently featured his work in The Underdogs, which is Book 3 of Beautiful/Decay. The luscious issue features many incredible artists, like the good sir featured here, that makes for a great read. Support artists István by subscribing to Beautiful/Decay!