#82 Art I Saved This Week

Hello all ❤️

I hope you have had a creative week.

This week on Artists Pages, I featured the work of Hilel, whose ceramic coffee drippers each create a new world in clay. Maraden, who is known for his blood red and jet black tattoos. And, Michael Jones, who creates art from wood with a chainsaw.

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The Morning. Tetrapak print. | Copyright © Lucie Spartacus

Hearts of Absent Women #8. Cotton thread, silk thread, linen, wool yarn, glass beads, plastic beads, wire, polyester. | Copyright © Ema Shin. Image courtesy of the artist and Narelle Wilson.

Beach Dog 1, 2025. Oil on canvas. | Copyright © Rosemary Matthews. Image courtesy of the artist and Iris Directory.

Untitled. Ring. | Copyright © Karl Fritsch

Untitled. Ceramic mug. | Copyright © Enigmia

Cancel Ultraviolence, 2026. Oil on canvas. 150 x 120 cm. | Copyright © Mel Arsenault. Image courtesy of the artist, Untitled Art and Galerie Nicolas Robert.

Spring at last. Ceramics. | Copyright © Abi Castillo

Magnolia. 3D tapestry, Latch hook, felt and other fiber manipulations. 175 x 65 x 170 cm. | Copyright © Vanessa Barragão

Feast. Acrylics on canvas. 48''x 96''. | Copyright © Olicorno

Sous les pétales, 2023 - 2025. Lead mine on paper. 76.5 x 57 cm. | Copyright © Davor Vrankić

Art Prompt

Sous les pétales, Magnolia, and Spring at last, all show flowers as symbols in a unique light, evoking an array of emotions. This week, get inspired by flowers. How does seeing the contrast used in these pieces affect the way you use and portray emotions through flowers?

See you next Sunday 👋

Thank you so much!

Imi, Founder of Artists Pages.