Cleverly using negative space, mirroring, and raking angles, Ojala conveys nuances of the human experience within tight creative constraints. Ojala’s timely works are colorful and minimal, with each piece based on a strong visual metaphor.
Layers of thick, fleshy gills in lavender, taupe, and bright orange add texture and depth to each work, with ferns, flat stones, and other organic matter framing the temporary constructions.
Allison Katz
Artery
Camden Arts Centre, London
January 14 – March 25, 2022
He then fastens the minuscule birds to asymmetric tree forms, creating bonsai-like sculptures engulfed by hundreds of the monochromatic paper creatures.
The winning shots of the 2021 International Landscape Photographer of the Year contest capture a diverse and captivating array of Earth’s topographies and phenomena.
the 2021 Drone Photography Awards brings together a slew of aerial images framing the myriad patterns, textures, and colors found around the world.
Troy Lamarr Chew II
The Roof is on Fire
Altman Siegel, San Francisco
January 13 – February 19, 2022
The projects, selected from 222 submissions from 38 countries and regions, include eight from Hong Kong, 12 debut features, as well as projects from renowned filmmakers and producers.
What set them apart from the cold and uncompromising architecture of their time was the search for materials and techniques that help create a more human space.
Belgium-based illustrator and filmmaker Vincent Bal works within the confines of long shadows of everyday objects resting in the sunlight to create a wide range of whimsical doodles.