In this Salonexit interview, we're delving into the innovative world of STRBRST, a Los Angeles-based abstract artist. STRBRST creates a mesmerizing fusion of order and chaos, crafting patterns that are at once beautiful and bewildering. This unique approach, evocative of the tumultuous rhythm of the surrounding us world, is making waves and taking the art world by storm! STRBRST is not just an artist, but a visual alchemist, transforming the ordinary into extraordinary through her compelling works! My favourite pieces from this conversation were: STRBRST ''0003'' available on www.salonexit.com STRBRST ''0014'' available on www.salonexit.com And the Untitled piece, not yet available. https://www.salonexit.com/strbrst

I recently had the incredible opportunity to talk with Tom Fry, a renowned London-based abstractionist, known for his ever-evolving and captivating style. As we delved into the world of his artistic practice, it became clear that Tom's creative journey is a continuous exploration of self-expression and transformation. Our conversation centred around Tom's latest exhibition, Forbidden Words, which also shares its name with his new poetry book. This thought-provoking collection showcases a stunning juxtaposition of his latest series of artworks and his powerful written verse. As Tom Fry rediscovers his true artistic self through these multi-layered works, he draws upon past styles and timeless sources of inspiration, creating an immersive experience for the viewer. The result is a captivating interplay between the written word and the visual form, urging the audience to engage in a deeper and more introspective exploration of the themes presented. Tom Fry's Forbidden Words exhibition is a testament to his unwavering commitment to artistic growth and self-discovery. By revisiting past styles and drawing from a well of inspirational sources, he has crafted a unique and powerful experience for the audience, one that invites us to contemplate the nuances of his artistic voice. https://www.salonexit.com/tom-fry

In my latest interview, I had the opportunity to sit down with Chrilz, an exciting emerging artist whose work has been gaining attention in the art world. During our conversation, we explored his artistic practice, delving into his creative process, influences, and aspirations. One of the things that struck me about Chrilz's practice was his commitment to the process besides the triumphant beautifully finished pieces. He also emphasized the importance of allowing himself to trust his practice, skills, and overall direction of his artistic journey thereby recognizing that it's through this commitment that he often makes some of his most interesting discoveries. Chrilz also spoke at length about his influences, which range from pop music to early expressionists. He talked about how he draws inspiration from a variety of sources, both within and outside of the art world, and how he tries to incorporate these influences in a way that feels authentic to his own voice.

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Philipp Humm’s work draws from his rich and varied life experiences and is deeply reflective and often political. He enjoys exploring the idiosyncrasies and contradictions of contemporary life. Humm is a multi-disciplinary artist working in sculpture, film, photography and painting. Humm’s mind has been described by many as that of two, the intellectual and the creative, both working in harmony.

I am deeply intrigued by Philipp's artistic methodology and the extensive  journey he is undertaking. My favourite part of this conversation was Philipp's statement in response to my question of whether his ideas appear in his creative mind all at once or gradually. He replied, 'In principle, you see the idea you want, but you might still end up somewhere different.' To me, it's an amazing way of defining art.

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Alexander Hinks is a London-based artist whose creative practice tackles the relationship between nature, technology and the sublime!   

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I am thrilled to announce that my latest art podcast features none other than the incredible Barry X Ball. In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of Ball's unique sculptural works, which blend ancient techniques with cutting-edge technology.

Whether you're a seasoned art connoisseur or simply looking to be inspired, you won't want to miss this incredible conversation. Tune in now to hear about Ball's process, his sources of inspiration, and the stories behind some of his most breathtaking works.

Don't forget to follow my art podcast for more interviews with the world's most astounding artists. And be sure to check out Barry X Ball's work - it's truly a sight to behold!

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BAGMAN9000 is a London-based multidisciplinary artists. Although only 18, Bagman spent his whole life pursuing art. His artistic upbringing and bustling London's street-art environment in which Bagman is developing artistically as well as psychologically, make for one of a kind practice torn by his desires to self improve, be original and give back artistically to society as a whole.

One of BAGMAN9000'S latest works discussed in this episode the, for now, Untitled, is a painting of the reoccurring in his practice 'face'. Strikingly dressed in a powerful red border, it encapsulates the ever-rushing idea of visual fragmentation 9000 is currently fascinated with. Inspiration-wise, it is bringing together 9000's most recent and dear artistic influences including music, fashion, social activism and a manifold of artistic techniques he utilised in his artistic pursues. This work also builds upon 9000's vision of building a body of work unexpectedly morphing with time into an unknowable and unachievable creation from the future.

SPECIAL EPISODE UPDATE: This is the first episode where the artwork is available for purchase!!!  To be first in acquiring this amazing piece go to https://www.salonexit.com/bagman9000

Also visit Bagman9000's instagram for more art! https://www.instagram.com/bagman9000/
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In this episode of SalonExit we're talking with Stuart McHarrie, a London-based contemporary painter known for his straightforward, iconically original work. 

In this conversation we discussed Stuart’s medium of choice, his favourite artists, and artistic eras. We touched upon some interesting sociological visuals quirks steering his practice, in particular one of his main themes. Last but not least, we talked about Stuart’s work as a Creative Director & Co-founder of the London-based creative agency smartsoho.co.uk   

The main painting of this conversation: the ‘Man Profile in Grey Trousers’ comprises of a closed composition featuring a profile of a man wearing monochromatically coloured grey trousers. As discussed, the ‘Man Profile in Grey Trousers’ due to its relatively large size appears to be of a stronger render. In terms of the process behind it, It serves as a great highlight of the techniques Stuart uses in his practice. One of which being a usage of masking tape which although Stuart described as mechanical, I also find to be strongly organic and rewardingly fluid.  

There is a lot more left to be discovered on Stuarts’ website. Therefore, I highly encourage you to visit this creative space: https://stuartmcharrie.wordpress.com/  

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