Spanish hyperrealist painter Miguel Scheroff (b. 1988) blends reality and fiction through macabre and disturbing pieces that critique modern society.

Snoop Dogg has introduced a new series of paintings known as ‘The Art of Inspiration’. It is a collaboration of the famous painter with Happy Socks.

A great art combination of Hilarity and Horror illustrations by Monica Cook.

Art Venti creates spectacular works out of colored pencils, building layer upon layer of pigment that is both intensely detailed yet amorphous and completely original.

Gabriela Farnell is a gifted self-taught artist from Lanús, Argentina. She is known for producing mixed media works that combine eroticism and surrealism.

Tim Flach – the London-based photographer known for his abstract, anthropomorphic portraits of animals.

Skip Hursh is an American designer, animator and artist with a style that combines art and design through works both simple and complex.

Florida artist, Zac Freeman uses exclusively collected junk, including plastic containers, buttons, legos and bottles to create beautifully detailed portraits.

British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor, pioneer in public artwork promoting marine conservation, environmental awareness and social change.

Teamlab exhibits a sea full of screens that resembles ears of rice and true relationship between nature and mankind.

Awasi Patagonia, some 6 kilometers from Torres del Paine National Park, consists of 12 beautifully minimal yet cosy wooden chalets.

Ireland native, Nuala O’Donovan sculpts intricate hand-made porcelain works that combine irregular shapes and fractal geometry found in nature.

American art photographer Zack Seckler’s unique take on wildlife and landscape photography results in abstract, minimalist art.

Leah Yerpe’s incredibly realistic and mesmerizing sketches of figures suspended in mid-air are painstakingly drawn with graphite and charcoal.

Los Angeles based, Australian soft sculpture artist Alice Lang explores sewn sculpture through forms that are grotesque, decorative and feminine.

Australian artist Monica Rohan’s gentle compositions feature subjects floating or falling through crumpled layers of patterns and luscious foliage.