The Absence of All Control: Automatism by Katie Doherty
The word possession seems like a hard and frightening way to describe automatic writing - this possession does not come from an outward source - no demons were summoned and no spirits were called upon (some mediums use this to contact spirits but that is another conversation to be had) In this case we are talking about an interior force
Violated Sun: The Work of Raphael Petropoulos
Raphael Petropoulos was born in 1997, Greece. He has been involved in creating visual art for a decade, as well as writing. He was responsible for the publication of the independent art magazine Sans Soleil (2019-2021).
Dreams and Visions: The Art of Paul Buckingham
Looking to untangle the inner struggle I was experiencing, I turned to the one thing i could trust, my dreams and runes. I began recording my dreams. On the first night I was gifted a powerful symbol as a clue. On the second night I saw Odin walking around my bed…
Fragmented: The Art of Mark Youd
Mark Youd lives and works in an old farmhouse near Glasgow. He trained as a draughtsman and, following a successful career as a designer and technical illustrator, Mark developed his personal artistic practice; exploring psychology through portraiture.
Painting as Ritual: The Art of Giselle Bolotin
My paintings begin in silence and shadow. In the quiet of my studio I often feel a presence – an ancient voice or a child’s laugh – that begins to paint itself through me. I sit with a canvas and let my hand move, guided by instinct: a shape appears, a creature stirs, a moon or mountain takes form…
Warped Visions: The Art of Dylan Michilsen
His compositions exist on the border between dreams and nightmares, drawing on the visual language of cosmic horror and the Weird. Using a variety of found imagery and vintage ephemera, he constructs warped visions that feel at once familiar and alien, like fragments of half-remembered films seen long ago.
Surrealist Women: An Interview with The Debutante
There is always work to be done. There is always space for progression in feminist art history. Equality is not a full stop; as art historians and researchers as well as practitioners, whilst looking ahead, we must also look backwards and interrogate the notion of ‘the archive’. What is missing? What has been lost?
Thresholds: The Art of Olivier J.LW
Olivier J.L.W. is a multidisciplinary artist and musician whose work inhabits the liminal space between the physical and the metaphysical. Born in Western Europe in the early 1980s and now based in the south of France, his practice merges painting, sound, and experimental media into a singular, immersive vision…
Mothers. Memories. Magick. Mahabote
Mothers•Memories•Magick•Mahabote is a digital photo collage series exploring how Burmese astrology, generational trauma, Southeast Asian mythology & magick shapes memories…
Slippery Interlude by Zara Kand
In my dream, I am both chasing and being chased by a symbol of idyllic male, presented in the form of androgenous David Bowie. Shirtless, of course – his ivory skin exudes a hot, paranormal glow…
Art, Love and Rivalry: The Story of Kiki
It escapes me. The first time I saw the face of Alice Prin… but I remember the feeling it gave me. It was a feeling that remains with me to this day. She had evoked something in me…
Dark Reflections: Self-Portraits by Devolish Woman
Devolish Woman, a Dark Art Photographer, crafts haunting self-portraits that dive into the macabre. Each image reveals unsettling beauty, inviting viewers to confront their darkest fears and emotional distress…
Art As Magic: The Art of Josephine Close
Josephine Close is a high priestess of art. Magic embodies every brush stroke. Her work is a ritual, a talisman, a prayer. She is a visual artist whose primary focus is works on paper…
The House of Dreams: Exploring Val Telberg
Val Telberg (born Vladimir Telberg-von-Teleheim) was a Russian-born American artist best known for his surrealist photomontages. His interest in experimental photography and film led him to study in New York and he had his first exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum in 1948…