There are lots of platforms to buy art online, but perhaps none quite with the prestige of Saatchi Art. For the past 15 years, they’ve been helping people discover and buy high-quality art. They have also been at the forefront of the movement of moving fine art sales online.
Even for the most skilled artist, it can be difficult to replicate hand-drawn details on a digital scale.
Creativity often builds from one medium to another, and British artist Jason Anderson knows this firsthand.
At the center of Yael Medrez Pier’s paintings is a deep admiration for the creativity and resourcefulness of Indigenous women around Mexico. The Mexico City-born and based artist relies on eye-catching compositions that spotlight the traditional garments worn by members of different groups. Medrez Pier’s colorful and ornate compositions may be alluring on their own, but they are ultimately a visual path to tell the life stories of her subjects.
Artist Benjamin Von Wong is known for his incredible installations dealing with environmental issues like e-waste and the overabundance of...
After a long, balmy summer, it’s now almost time to go back to school.
Many sources of inspiration weave through AYA TAKANO’s practice. Even the most casual viewer can recognize the artist’s superflat aesthetic, manifesting as manga-like illustrations that prize two-dimensionality, playful graphics, and vibrant color palettes. That style is to be expected—after all, TAKANO studied under and still works with Takashi Murakami, who popularized the movement with his own art. What may be less expected, but no less influential, is TAKANO’s fascination with ecology.
For Maite Autrique, painting is more than a creative effort—it’s something that saved her life.
It’s not uncommon for laughter to peal through Brian Peterson’s home.
Biology and architecture may seem like two distant disciplines, but in the work of Raphaël Emine, they are an inseparable duo. The French artist creates elaborate ceramic sculptures with organic shapes. But aside from their unique aesthetic, what makes them stand out even more is their purpose. Filled with pathways and rooms, these artworks are meant to be taken over by insects and other small creatures as their homes.
The ocean covers about 71% of Earth’s surface, making it one of the most expansive features of our planet.
Mitigating the effects of human-caused climate change takes many forms. Some solutions are technical, while others appeal to our emotions.
