


Xavier Deshoulières is a French painter who's work I have fallen in love with and would happily purchase if I had any money.
He uses an amazing technique of painting from behind the canvas and using his hands to push the paint through to the other side. Find him at Virgil Gallery

Markus Hansen - Polluted Sky 1 at Virgil Gallery
Atta Kim. This 8hr exposure of the 57th St and Fifth Ave intersection found here on the New York Times site.

Richard Sweeney paper sculture - Icosahedron.

Fabienne Lasserre - Head III.
Made from glass and fingernails on papier mache. At Virgil Gallery.
3 comments:
I love those paintings - that technique sounds so weird but amazing results!
Love that paper sculpture - thanks for linking!
Love Xavier's work, what a find! Very inspiring process too.
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