Paolo Troilo
Paolo Troilo was born in Taranto in 1972 to Antonio and Lucia Troilo. Lives and works in Milan. From 1997 to 2009 worked as an advertising creative at Saatchi & Saatchi, and as Creative Director at Arnold Worldwide. He won the most prestigious international awards in the industry, and in 2007 was Stephen Schwartz wins as the best italian creative with Alessandro Sabini. Self-taught, drawing in pencil by the age of 4 years, every day of his life. In April 2005 he Began to paint, and as the end of a long, unconscious preparation for a change, he starts painting with his fingers. He dips his fingertips into jars of acrylic, black and ivory, and spreads the color Abandoning the “tools of the art”. In Palermo, on April 21th of 2010, thanks to Brio, Becomes the father of Antonio.
Eiffel Tower Scissors
Chelsea Hantken
Arianna Palazzi
Jeff Christensen
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the work of Jeff Christensen, talented artist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. So, so good.
LEGO ‘Elvis’ Erickson Air-Crane
Ryan McNaught built this LEGO ‘Elvis’ Erickson Air-Crane. Made out of 100,000 bricks. Built for Brickvention 2013.
Carlos Ortega Elizalde
Wonderful 3d character art and illustrations by Mexico-based artist Carlos Ortega Elizalde. Lovely work!
Rowena Martinich
Rowena Martinich is an abstract expressionist with a difference. While her work is sometimes displayed within the white pristine space of the art gallery, it is more likely to be found in the spaces of the everyday – the shop, the train, the school, the office, the café. These are often paradoxical spaces. Seen but never noticed. Not worth a second glance until revealed as if for the first time by an intervention of some kind. Martinich seeks to liberate the intimate process of the ‘personal gesture’ from the rarefied interior space of the art gallery while retaining the spontaneity and individuality of primal mark-making in the agora of public space.










































