Ignasi Monreal is a painter whose work feels almost unnervingly real. Based in Spain, he creates hyper-detailed, high-definition paintings that sit somewhere between classical realism and contemporary digital culture. At first glance, his work can feel photographic — skin rendered pore by pore, light falling exactly where it should — but the longer you look, the more you realise realism is only the surface layer. Monreal’s technical precision is impossible to ignore. Faces, b

Patrick Church doesn’t just make art — he makes a world. A loud, lush, all-consuming universe where colour screams, figures twist, and intimacy is immortalised across every surface he can get his hands on. From canvases the size of entire walls to clothing, furniture, and hotel interiors drenched in his signature aesthetic, Church has built a visual empire that’s impossible to ignore and even harder to forget. His style is unmistakable: raw strokes, distorted bodies, emotiona

Pierre-Louis Auvary is the kind of artist who doesn’t just make images — he casts spells with them. Operating under the handle @fororbiddenkn0wlege , Auvary has cultivated a world that feels part digital prophecy, part post-internet folklore. His work crackles with symbolism, glitch-era mysticism, and that delicious tension between beauty and danger — the visual equivalent of reading someone’s diary while mercury is in retrograde and the WiFi is possessed. At first glance,

Danielle Greco is a creative director who doesn’t just shape visuals — she engineers cultural moments. Known for her sharp instinct for what’s next, Greco has become one of the rare creatives whose work feels both hyper-stylised and completely lived-in. She isn’t interested in trend-chasing; she builds worlds, moods, and identities that take on a life of their own. Born and raised in Philadelphia , Greco cut her teeth in the city’s underground style and art ecosystems, absor

There are photographers who capture moments, and then there are photographers who construct worlds. David Oldenburg belongs unapologetically to the second category. His work doesn’t simply document beauty—it refracts it, bends it, reimagines it, until the familiar becomes uncanny and the uncanny becomes irresistible. In an image economy obsessed with immediacy, Oldenburg insists on atmosphere. On mood. On transformation. And that’s exactly why he’s quickly becoming one of the

There are makeup artists who perfect technique, and then there is Sean Brady —an artist who treats the face like a living landscape, a surface where emotion, story, and structure collide. His looks aren’t just “beauty”; they’re blueprints for alternate worlds. Brady’s makeup doesn’t sit on skin—it erupts from it, blurring the line between human and creature, fashion and fiction, glamour and myth. What makes Sean compelling is that his rise wasn’t manufactured through the usu

In the shifting space where art, fashion, and digital technology collide, Éamonn Freel has carved out a position as one of the most forward-thinking image-makers of his generation. His work doesn’t just illustrate contemporary culture—it builds the architecture of it. Merging fine art, photography, CGI, and motion design, Freel’s practice redefines what it means to make an image in the age of simulation. Originally from Ireland and now based between London and Paris, Freel be

Few artists have captured the strangeness of the 21st century quite like Filip Custic . Born in Tenerife to Croatian parents, he grew up between cultures, languages, and states of being—a condition that would later define his art. Today, Custic stands among the most influential image-makers of his generation, shaping a new visual vocabulary that fuses the virtual and the physical, the beautiful and the uncanny. His work sits somewhere between sculpture, performance, photograp

Pedro Artola doesn’t just direct films—he orchestrates visual atmospheres. Based between Madrid, New York and the international arts sphere, Artola is quickly emerging as one of the most distinctive voices in a new generation of image-makers who blur the lines between cinema, fashion, and music. His films are less about plot and more about feeling : the humid tension before a kiss, the eerie quiet after a party, the strange poetry in everyday gestures. Every frame feels alive

Hannah Sider’s work hums with electricity — a raw, youthful energy that feels like it’s been lifted straight from a downtown night out...

Sol Bailey Barker  is a London-based multidisciplinary artist whose work digs deep—literally and metaphorically—into the layers of...

Egor Buimister’s work feels like shimmering fragments from a dream you can’t quite place—a holy whisper at the edge of memory. Born in...

If you took 90s advertising, chewed it up with some early YouTube nostalgia, and spat it out —@cesxcommercial might be the glorious...

Scrolling through Anna Delleryee’s feed feels like stepping into an alternate dimension—one where color isn’t just pigment, but language....

Juanpablo Domínguez doesn’t just manage talent — he engineers it. Born in Mexico on March 11, 1993, Juanpablo has carved out a reputation...

Patrick McDowell is not your typical fashion designer. Born in Liverpool and trained at Central Saint Martins, McDowell built their label...

London has no shortage of stylists, but Issac Poleon is not “just a hairstylist.” He’s an image-maker, an architect of texture, a...

If Salvador Dalí had been born with a WiFi connection, he might look a little like Claudia Maté. The Spanish-born, London-based artist...

Once upon a time, pop music hid its dirty thoughts behind euphemisms and silhouettes. Now? It's leaning into kink, glitz, and the messy...

When the drop hits harder than your dignity. There’s a sacred moment in any rave: the beat pauses, the crowd collectively inhales, and...