The talented designers over at Slashthree have recently released a new exhibition that they named Quote Unquote. Each work of art features an interesting quote that the artist decided to draw inspiration from. The whole exhibition contains over 50 various types of works that range from visual illustrations, photographs, and even music.
We Are of Peace Always by Erik Schumacher
Time by Ed Lopez
They Were Here by Alexander Latille
The Creators by Anthony Giacomino
Spirit by Przemek Nawrocki
Rebirth by Wojciech Magierski
Dark Allies by Rob Shields
The Left Hand of Darkness by Rob Shields
Locus Amoenus by Anthony Giacomino
Impact by Martin De Diego Sadaba
Just before the New Era project was launched, Slashthree welcomed Tarin Yuangtrakul, a 19 year old artist from Thailand. Tarin’s impact on the collective was instantaneous, and his two submissions to “Quote Unquote” demonstrate the progress he has made as an artist since joining the collective, and showed true dedication to the exhibition. Tarin’s sublime mixture of traditional and digital art was something new which captivated the entire artist core. Tarin Yuangtrakul has become not only the first traditional artist to be named as the “featured artist” for a Slashthree exhibition, but also the youngest artist in Slashthree’s history to receive the honour. Site Director Saad Moosajee sat down with Tarin to discuss life and art; you can read the interview here. -Saad Moosajee
Hammer to Fall by Leonardo Dentico
Esta Especie De Alma by Samuel Pereira
Erinye by Wojciech Pijecki
Don’t Watch TV on LSD by Vladimir Tomin
Carry the Fire by Marco Casalvieri
Carefull What You Fish For by Vladimir Tomin
The Mountains Are Calling And I Must Go by Neil Hanvey
Enimies Still Stay by Tarin Yuangtrakul
La Martiniana by Edmar Cisneros
Land Within by Ed Lopez
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Keep an eye on the Slashthree home page, as well as their Facebook and Twitter accounts for announcements and updates! For now though, please feast your eyes on Exhibition 17: “Quote Unquote”.
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