What might look like a pile of everyday items can actually be an intricate portrait if looked at from the right angle. This is known as anamorphic art, a medium that Prague-artist Patrik Prosko has mastered.

Having grown up with a passion for drawing, Prosko spent most of his teenage to young adult years studying art. He attended a ceramic school for 4 years before studying sculptures at the Academy of Applied Arts and Crafts in Prague. 

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Nowadays, artists and leaders everywhere are doing all they can to represent and bring their community together. Using art forms, artists have been able to fester more understanding and compassion within society.

Sonya Clark is an advocate of unity, and she has dedicated her art to representing her community. Her latest exhibit, We Are Each Other, combines her community-centric and participatory projects in a mid-career survey to showcase her dedication to this cause.

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One Shanghai based artist gained worldwide recognition for her subversive and insightful art ideology, emerging contemporary artist, Lu Yang’s (陆扬) work focused on exploring the limitations of the human body and consciousness, attempting to transcend the rigid limitations of  physical work via digital media, performances, and installations. 

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