Just an other day surfing on the internet, and here I am finding myself on Talon Wolf page. His work is very colorful, very playful, and capture my attention. Have a look to his art, and if you want more, visit his website you won’t be disappointed.

Found on the internet : Talon Wolf

Zahra Reijs is a Rotterdam based dutch photographer. Published in magazines like Oyster and Vice, she creates a dreamy and playful world through photography. KALTBLUT did a small interview with Zahra talking about movement, Rotterdam, and paradise.

Zahra Reijs – Interview

When you think about Disney you think cute, nice, fun – or shit, fucked up, liars, depending on which side you sit. Anyway, Lets Glitch It! A.K.A Dane Carney and Samantha K started out glitching a lot Disney/pop culture/fandom stuff to popularize glitch art.

Lets Glitch It! #Disney

Nicolas Navarro Rueda is a genius-fashion-illustrator based in Germany.  Nicolas experiments with shape and colour, creating fluidity through structure and detail. His silouhettes are alive, just waiting for the opportunity to walk out this sheet of paper. A permanent fight between light and darkness is found in his work.

Nicolas Navarro

Francesco LO IACONO, is an Italian Illustrator and photographer based in Paris. I’m particulary stuck on his fashion illustrations. Francesco already collaborated with several magazine like Grey Magazine or DASH Magazine.

Francesco LO IACONO

“Love and Death” is a story captured by Cristian Dorme, starring Giulia Roman and Giulio Abatangelo.  Crisitian is a freelance photographer based in Venice. We love the atmosphere of this serie, something romantic and very dark in the same time. 

Love and Death

We had the chance to chat with the man behind the blog Seoul State of Mind. Ken Kum Lee was born and raised in the UK. He is addicted to photography and food. His pictures are just breath taking. No matter what the topic is you can be sure that the result will be stunning.

Ken Lum Lee  (Seoul State of Mind)

Matthew Coleman is a photographer based in Berlin. Matthew is really a nice person and on top of that very talended. His work it´s between documentary, fiction and storytelling. We are proud to present you one of his last work “Facial Fractions”.

Matthew Coleman – Facial Fractions

Elizabet Haust is a young artist from Moscow. Her photography project “Insomnia–Consience” is very cinematic in a way: movements and stillness are woven together perfectly.

Insomnia–Conscience by Elizabeth Haust

Benoit Jammes is a french artist. Here is his brand new editorial : Skitchen. Kickflip and nosegrind between the pan and the olive oil. The secret sporting life of our friends the fruits and vegetables.

Benoit Jammes: Skitchen!

Sishir Bommakanti is a visual storyteller.  He made this incredible Vanity Book and we are in love with it. Sishir was born in India and graduated from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2012. His work is an exploration in media, inspired by Sci-fi, vintage photographs and study of philosophy amongst others. The process of creation is as important as the ideation behind it.

Sishir Bommakanti

Dan Sabau (b. 1977, Romania) is a painter working primarily in portraiture in a unique style fusing classical nodes of beauty with an original, colorful, and sentimental stroke of contemporary influence. Graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Art, he lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

Dan Sabau

Oscar Varona is a writer and a collagist from Madrid, Spain. Influenced by transgressive narrative styles and little conventional, he published his first book of stories, “Tremolo” in 2003. He combines his poems, dialogues and stories with his own artistic creations, mainly collages and illustrations.



To be.
The language ends in a land
where the most spontaneous letter
is liquid shit and judgment for the soul
that violates the metaphysical order.
Revealing words arise
and questions where my thoughts are
the navel from which
a possible complex problem emerges
and is installed in the psyche
to constitute the far edge of my world.
Serious troubles of the suburb
where skip equals fail.
As it is said.
Postal time forces me to swallow more tests
to keep living,
to expect what ever seen
without seeing.
Breathe lives by I might be more than others.
I’d have need the meeting of the boredom
if the sequence will always be the background
with the country on fire.
How much I hate these Sunday mornings

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