InCounter ArtsbySM·Sep 27Understanding Goya: For OurselvesThrough Goya and his works, let us listen to our humanity — let us listen closely and hear what our humanity has to tell us
esmotella·Jun 13The Birth of a Digital ArtworkPeople often ask where my artworks come from. The truth is, there is never a single answer.A response icon1A response icon1
esmotella·Jun 11The House With the Pink RoofDancing with colors has always felt like dancing with the stars in the universe.A response icon1A response icon1
Macabre Threads·Nov 15, 2025The Psychology of Why We’re Drawn to Dark ArtDark art has a strange pull. Some people glance at a skull, a reaper, a shadowed figure, and feel unsettled. Others feel something closer…
RizoelArt·Sep 12, 2025Raven of Tetelo: From Poultry Plague to Dark Art InspirationTetelo, or Newcastle Disease (ND), is a highly contagious viral disease that attacks poultry. For farmers, this disease can cause massive…
Katerina Miller·Jul 1, 2025Artist as Alchemist: Painting with Poison, Light, and SoulWhat if artists aren’t just creators, but alchemists? Not in the romantic sense — but in the ancient, volatile, soul-wrenching one.
InShadow WorkbyRyan Puusaari·Jun 16, 2025The First Time I Learned to Swallow a CrySome of us didn’t learn to speak. We learned to pause, to shrink, to hold it in. This was the first silence I mistook for safety.A response icon1A response icon1
Dr. Dr. Anton A. Wambach·Mar 31, 2025🖤 ART IS DEAD. AND YOU IGNORED ITS GRAVEMementism — the first art movement of the 21st century: a confrontation with death, decay, history, and memory.