Patrick Bremer - portraits

Mr. Bremer is a painter from Brighton who chose collage and oils for his medium. Working mainly on portraits, but not all of them are exclusively human portraits. They might be anything - but as they focus on the inside and an abstract essence, they sill count as such.

Source: http://www.patrickbremer.co.uk/

Ho Ryon Lee - Overlapping images

A Korean artist who works in oils. His artwork closely resembles longer-exposure photography but his objects are people. Well, women mostly. Pretty erotic and focused on his mastery of the medium, yet definitely awesome.

Source: http://www.galeriebhak.com/exhibition/2009101/exhibition_e.artist.html

Berndnaut Smilde

Berndnaut Smilde is a Dutch artist who creates curious installations - in the middle of the room, rainbows and clouds appear out of nowhere. Also, pipes.

Source:  http://www.berndnaut.nl/works.htm

The pipes that spreads the smell of grass through the museum.

No longer fun, still curious - abandoned amusemsent parks

Abandonment always reveals the true colours of a place, don't you think? In their high time, these places must've been filled with joy with laughter, yet now they are, however fascinating, disturbing. Broken dinosaurs and railways reclaimed by nature stand vulnerable to the gaze of frozen swans.

Source. (go there for sources of individual photos)

Adam J. O'Day - Illustration

Adam O'Day is an engineer from Boston whose bright-colored works are pretty awesome. Well, that sums it up. Very modern,very imaginative, I like it very much.

Source: http://adamjoday.com/