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The Psychedelic Paintings of Yu Maeda

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The psychedelic work of Yu Maeda mix creatures, shifting views, and touches of the artist’s expertise in graphic design. Born in Kumamoto, Japan, and at the moment based mostly in Southern California, the artist combines influences from the entire fields he’s touched, together with animation. A few of his extra symmetrical works resemble Tibetan Buddhist mandalas, whereas others tackle a extra portrait-style have a look at his monsters. Extra Supply hyperlink from WordPress https://ift.tt/2OkGLyn via IFTTT

Treebour. Do we pay trees fairly for the immaterial labour they perform for us? – We Make Money Not Art

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Very few of us think of trees in terms of how hardworking they are. And yet, they work 24/7 and most of their labour is to our benefit. Trees (and any plant for that matter) perform all kinds of services for us. They shelter us against the elements, they help filter water and cool the air, soak up solar radiation, prevent soil erosion, provide living space for wildlife, can be turned into wood, some of them bear fruit and beautiful flowers, etc. They also perform all sorts of ‘cultural services’ for us: they help us unwind, inspire art, mental well-being and spiritual experiences. All of us, human and non-human alike, benefit from their presence around us. Marija Bozinovska Jones, Treebour, 2018. Photo by Pau Ros Image courtesy of Marija Bozinovska Jones Artist Marija Bozinovska Jones pays homage to this ‘treebour’ in her contribution to Playbour – Work, Pleasure, Survival , an exhibition at Furtherfield in London that explores an issue that deserves more attention from us: the...