tep into Amandine Urruty’s surreal world, where childhood dreams and curious nightmares share the same living room. Her “family portraits” are anything but traditional — think dolls with secrets, mischievous pets, and faces that feel oddly familiar yet deliciously strange. Urruty’s charcoal drawings combine playfulness and unease in perfect balance, turning ordinary domestic scenes into fantastical tableaus that make you smile and squirm.
Stefan Zsaitsits is an Austrian artist and illustrator born in 1981, best known for his surreal graphite drawings that blur the boundary between the dream world and emotional reality. After studying at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Zsaitsits developed a signature style: introspective figures, distorted portraits, and scenes where thoughts literally spill out of heads.
Vancouver-based illusion makeup artist Mimi Choi is redefining the art form — one mind-bending look at a time. Known for her surreal makeup looks that create optical illusions, Mimi transforms faces into melting clocks, cracked porcelain, and even multiple pairs of eyes.
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