Sitting on a cornflake
 

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Our awareness of what is real keeps expanding. This artist has found the soft spot between two and three dimensions and has reduced it to lines. It is not altogether that different from the effect of the Alice Through The Looking Glass time and space warp or the trippy psychedelic art of Salvador Dali and Peter Max. Well, it is in the sense that the three dimensional looks two dimensional. I just found it to be sci-fi-storybook-fantasy-fairytale-ish and fun to look at...

(Colossal.com never disappoints...)
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Jim, thank you so much for sharing this - I read Colossal but I had missed this.

For me, I love how it has a gorgeous quirky 'take' on that idea of the 'installation', and mixes it with the cut-and-colour books I remember from childhood, which invited you to colour in tiny rooms and cut/stick them together.

Fun and thought-provoking at the same time. The best combination.

Sarah-Jane
(another site I love is It's Nice That - it's a bit more industry-focused than Colossal but you might find it worth following?)