#71 Art I Saved This Week

Hello all ❤️

This week on Artists Pages, I highlighted Lachlan Turczan, the artist blending water, light, and sound to create entrancing sculptures you can step inside. And, Frisbie, who is creating his own city by sewing together thrifted jeans and fabric scraps.

I've been working on my next YouTube video, diving into the topic of Land Art. I'll be discussing its fascinating (and often problematic) history and the land artists of today. I'll share it with you next week!

If you're into longer videos from me, you can catch the latest one here.

Once again, thank you for joining me each week. It's such a pleasure to enjoy art with you all. Here are my recent discoveries.

The Last Visible Light (+C02) series. | Copyright © Cyrielle Gulacsy. Image courtesy of the artist and IOTA Gallery.

En concreto 61, 2025. Plaster, cement, and natural rock, intervened with sewing threads. 20.5 x 8 x 4.5 cm | Copyright © Emilio Fuentes Traverso. Image courtesy of the artist and Factoría Santa Rosa.

Threshold, 2025. Stained glass, ceramic, stone, found metal, tooth, mirror, digital render and solder. | Copyright @ Carson Teal

Angel Anatomy. | Copyright @ Cahetel Rosier

God’s Country handbag. | Copyright © Bye Frisbie

Right croc. Oil, acrylic, polymer, and magnets on canvas. 42 x 60cm. | Copyright © Evan Hudson

Untitled. Oil on canvas. 38/34 cm. | Copyright © Lucian Prună

Celadon, 2024/25. Casted glass, ceramic and hand painted details. 12 x 9 x 7 in. | Copyright © Christina Bothwell

Art Prompt

Inspired by Cyrielle Gulacsy’s The Last Visible Light Series, create a piece of work that evolves over a period of time. Document the details of what, how and why something changes. What feelings does this work evoke and what unseen beauty becomes apparent when exploring something over a certain duration.

See you next Sunday 👋

Thank you so much!

Imi, Founder of Artists Pages.