Olaf Breuning
Olaf Breuning’s work is illusory, magic, and funny. He is a Swiss-born artist based out of New York whose explosion of influences (from Slasher B-movie kitch to satanic cults) always manages to create something engaging.
A friend and I were saying the other day that he doesn’t seem to shy away from giving the viewer a glimpse into each work’s creation, creating a rare sense of participation.
Tagged: Olaf Breuning art, Slasher B-movie, Swiss-born artist
Also by LUKE RATHBORNE
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