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Wednesday, April 04, 2007

Surreal & Spectacular Art of V. Kush


"QUANTUM SHOT" #153


Dreamlike Art like you've never seen before

One of the most imaginative and unpredictable artists of our time,
Vladimir Kush is following in the steps of Salvador Dali (and perhaps J. G. Ballard), creating glowing, wildly original landscapes. His site offers most recent prints; make sure you visit and support this artist's unique creativity.

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(art by Vladimir Kush)

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COMMENTS:

4 Comments:

Blogger Ezra J. said...

Thank you this is truly spectacular.

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Blogger Izabella said...

wow! I think this is one of the koolest informative blogs I have ever stumbled across!

I could spend weeks checking out all of the links :)

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Blogger Patrick said...

Beautiful...

Thanks!

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Vladimir has released many, many pieces in the last year and is selling very quickly. The demand for his originals is outrageous!! They sell in like 2days and currently there none available on the market...truelly this artist has a gift and we are privelded to be around in his era. check out his work! vladimirkush.com is his website...

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