Weird art

A photograph from the book <n>Masks: Their Meaning and Function</n> (1972) by author <n>Andreas Lommel</n>.

Embroidery artwork <n>Love is Enough</n> by artist <n>Andrea Zanatelli</n>.

Painting <n>Undertow 1</n> (2011) by artist <n>Jason Shawn Alexander</n>.

Interior of <n>Kasteel van 's-Gravenwezel</n> by designer <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>. Photo by <n>Jake Curtis</n>.

<n>Libra</n> (1974) by Dutch artist <n>Johfra Bosschart</n>.

<n>Harmonia Mundi</n> (2015), an oil and tempera painting by artist <n>Jake Baddeley</n>.

<n>Body Narratives VI</n> (2022) by Portuguese artist <n>Tomás de Castro Neves</n>.

<n>Panatomy No.134 “Eye”</n> by artist <n>MUTSU</n>.

<n>The Flight of Icarus</n> (2004) by Spanish artist <n>Gabriel Picart</n>.

<n>Mariposa diptych</n> (2011) by <n>DL Watson</n>.

<n>Self</n>, a card from the <n>Supra Oracle Deck</n> by <n>Uusi</n>, illustrated by <n>Linnea Gits</n> and <n>Peter</n>.

<n>Henri Matisse</n>'s 1952 paper cut-out, '<n>Acrobates</n>,' printed as a lithograph by <n>Fernand Mourlot</n>.

<n>LOMA</n>, a 2024 painting by <n>Onie Jackson</n>.

Detail from <n>Aleksandar Todorovic</n>'s 2018 painting, <n>Coronation of the Emperor</n>.

"The Fountain," an embroidery by <n>Andrea Zanatelli</n>.

A <n>Late Minoan II</n> terracotta storage jar from Knossos, c. 1450-1400 BC, at the <n>Ashmolean Museum</n>.

<n>Monique (ANT 57)</n> by <n>Yves Klein</n>.

<n>Vision Of The Hemlock Stag</n> by <n>Taj Bourgeois</n>.

<n>Work is never done</n>, a 2012 print by artist <n>A. T. Pratt</n> purchased at <n>MoCCA Fest</n>.

<n>The Swan, No. 2</n> (1914) by Swedish artist <n>Hilma af Klint</n>.

AI-generated illustration "<n>Aquí y ahora</n>" by <n>Male Ehul</n>.

Giclee print by <n>Celia Jacobs</n> for the <n>multiples ii</n> group show at <n>Hashimoto Contemporary</n>, 2021.

<n>Stone-Faced</n>, a collection of vernacular carvings by artist <n>Scott Daniel Ellison</n>.

<n>Emperor Dump</n>, a painting of <n>Donald Trump</n> by artist <n>Aleksandar Todorovic</n>.

<n>La foule</n> (2018) by <n>Jean-Pierre Beillard</n>.