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John Karborn relies on remnants of the past and the reality of the present in order to formulate a vision of the future.

Maddy Young uses simple techniques to illustrate complex emotions.

John Karel's GIFs continue the tradition of human skeletons in art.

Matthew Williamson’s web-based animations may soon be obsolete, but they’ll still be art.

Illustrator and printmaker Eric Kenney pairs monochromatic images with text as a form of social activism

Shaltmira’s mind-bending illustrations are an homage to DIY punk-rock promo art.

Clara Luzian’s enchanting GIFS are like VR without the headgear.

A.L. Crego's GIFs are full of themes that are completely unexpected yet oddly familiar.

Chad Wys' work is what art history would look like if it time-traveled between the past and the future.

Baddieani explores his identity by making mixed-media, 2D meets 3D compositions of himself.

From Minister Akins' techno-Baptist video art, to Zolloc's otherworldly GIFs, these are artists who defy the times by digging into the moment.

'TRON' meets 'Drive' with a little bit of 'Robocop' for good measure.