4. Devorah Sperber

Using hundreds of thread spools and a clear viewing sphere, Devorah Sperber creates pixelated images of pop culture icons, famous logos, and reinterpretations of blue chip artworks. These works not only make viewers take a second look at the threaded installations but use the “wow” power of optical illusions to make us reconsider these famous icons and masterpieces from arts past.

8. Bruno 9Li

Mythological, spiritual, pantheistic: the first adjectives to define the metaphysical world of Bruno 9li, one of the most interesting artist within Brazilian artistic panorama. 9li (pseudonym/abbreviation of Bruno Novelli, 1980) synthetizes his artistic production into several dichotomies and contradictions of the Brazilian world: metropolitan, ephemeral and technological.

In his works, animals seem to spring out of the diaries and bestiaries of the first European explorations of the "New World", epic heroes strongly impose themselves to spectator's attention, through an immersion in a supernatural and ancestral world. A return to the origins, a lost Golden Era permeated by symbology, where you can clearly notice references to pop culture, comix and science fiction films.

With his frantic and saturated line, Bruno 9li draws a chaotically arranged world, ruled by a mysterious alchemy that controls, between past and future, death and resurrection, fantastic metamorphosis and genetic mutations of beasts and paladins into demigods and androids.

Despite of being young, Bruno 9li has been recognized worldwide for his solo exhibitions in Europe, North America and the Far East.

/ Lorenzo Gatti

8. Sachin Teng

My name is Sachin Teng. I'm an artist living and working
in New York City. I attended Pratt Institute for my BFA in
Communication Design with a focus in Illustration. Though I'm
an illustrator I think more like a designer. Art is a means of
visual communication, a kind of aesthetic discourse. They can
tell you whatever they want, to buy a new flavor of gum, to
go to war, go to a concert, convert to a new religion or even
to stop smoking. Art is the original subliminal message. Very
Obi Wan Kanobi. I secretly write fortune cookies.

7. Jamie Cullen

Jamie Cullen is a Brighton based illustrator who cites Pop Art and M C Escher's impossible constructions as a couple of his many influences. His work often involves layers of visual discovery with hidden elements emerging from his bright, intricate drawings.
Jamie has produced work for a selection of high profile clients including campaigns for Nike, Coke, Virgin Mobile, VW and Reebok.
His highly distinctive illustrations have also appeared in editions of Rolling Stone, Wallpaper*, Billboard, IDN, Esquire, GQ and The Guardian.

See more work by Jamie HERE