The animals being fused with human bodies gives me the feeling that these are expression of perpetual and universal human conditions. Almost all his artwork are incredibly intense and I find myself gripped every time I feast my eyes on his work. Needless to say that the anatomical detail and proportions of his artworks are brilliant.
The Repetition rang (First 2 Illustrations) for me expresses anxiety, struggle, fighting, angst, trapped, rebellion, frustration but all intertwined in on itself – feeding upon itself deepening that experience. A self fulfilling prophecy, one emotion triggering another until absolutely embroiled with no definite starts or ends. The Room range (Last 3 Illustrations) individually have their meanings. The Rabbit and the Tiger seem very symbolic/mythological but what I would say it shares with Repetition is the sense of perpetual struggle. A struggle bound to nothing but itself, nourishes the fight. The other two I will leave open for your own interpretation.
The below two art works are from his Repetition range:
The below 3 art works are from his Room range:
Aron Wiesendfeld is exhibiting new work this month. See below invite and sample of the new work!

I have posted him before and having looked at all his latest work I thought it would be fantastic to post a 2010 collection. Note that the below collection also includes work from his latest solo exhibition - LifeCycle. Enjoy!
- Jeff Soto – Mother and Father
- Jeff Soto – Fall Aging
- Jeff Soto – Summer Growing
- Jeff Soto – Spring Birth
- Jeff Soto – Winter Death
- Jeff Soto – Life Bringer
- Jeff Soto – Jennifer
- Jeff Soto – Jeff
- Jeff Soto – Last Voyage
- Jeff Soto – Car Crash
- Jeff Soto – The Seeker
- Jeff Soto – The Escape
- Jeff Soto – Riverside Lifer Totem
- Jeff Soto – Rising
- Jeff Soto – Broken
- Aron Wiesenfeld – A Perfect Day
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Delegates Daughter
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Flowerbed
- Aron Wiesenfeld – June
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Landfall
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Northwest
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Raincoat
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Ruth
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Spaceship
- Aron Wiesenfeld – The Lesson
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Train Tunnel
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Victor
Working from his design studio “Sleeping House” in Sweden, Alexander Jansson creates mysteriously beautiful worlds where intricately drawn music vans fly through the air, cute characters play music and lively cities appear from the dark heavy mist. Although the artworks seem gloomy they evoke not feelings of darkness but rather feelings of life, light and music.
- Alexander Jansson-Chuck and Bosco
- Alexander Jansson-Flying Car
- Alexander Jansson-Her Only Friend The Moon
- Alexander Jansson-La Voiture de Bruit
- Alexander Jansson-Lake of Fools
- Alexander Jansson-Ramone Bosco
- Alexander Jansson-Selma
- Alexander Jansson-Sorychta Sisters
- Alexander Jansson-Teeth and Tooth
- Alexander Jansson-The Bearded Baumann Brothers
- Alexander Jansson-The Forest Panorama
- Alexander Jansson-The Sad Story
- Alexander Jansson-The Sleeping House
- Alexander Jansson-The Umbrellhats
- Alexander Jansson-Weatherworn
- Alexander Jansson-Well






































































