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Paul Cadden
Scottish hyperrealist Paul Cadden creates the illusion of a new reality - one that merges believable appearance with social, cultural, and political themes. -
Young-sung Kim
South Korean artist Young-Sung Kim visually challenges how modern society's values are intrinsically rooted in commerce and material objects. -
Jacques Bodin
The paintings of French artist Jacques Bodin are made with a magnified scale, separating the subject from reality and endowing it with a life of its own. -
Steven Kozar
The watercolour paintings of American hyperrealist Steven Kozar are inspired by his travels through his native state of Wisconsin. -
Javier Banegas
Spanish artist Javier Banegas produces hyperrealistic still life paintings of everyday items that have been altered by the presence of humans. -
Pedro Campos
The large scale hyperrealistic paintings of Spanish artist Pedro Campos shock the senses by giving the mundane a new lease of life. -
Paul Cadden at the Piper
25 September - 26 November 2018 We are pleased to announce that we will present a solo exhibition of Scottish artist Paul Cadden's hyperrealistic pencil works as our welcoming exhibition to the iconic Piper Building. Born... -
50 Years of Realism - Photorealism to Virtual Reality
Sao Paulo (7 Nov 2018 - 14 Jan 2019), Brasilia (4 Feb - 28 April) and Rio de Janeiro (21 May - 29 July), Brazil 7 November 2018 - 29 July 2019 The aim of ’50 Years of Realism – From Photorealism to Virtual Reality’ is to present to the Brazilian audience a rich exhibition of a few well-established contemporary hyperrealist artists... -
Hyperrealism
Museu del Tabac, Andorra 21 June - 30 September 2018 Hyperrealism is an art form that is of significant importance in our contemporary society today and one that continues to develop as technology advances. Surrounded by images, signage, advertisements and mass-media in general, it has been said that the world in which we live, shapes and transforms our experience to the point that “reality” is recognised only when it is re-produced. The fine line between reality and our media- saturated culture is increasingly blurred.