Book Review: Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes


Biomech Art is an impressive collection of artworks whose theme is a mixture of surrealism, cyberpunk, alien landscapes and dystopia worlds.

It's quite a thick hardcover book at 256 pages. Author Martin de Diego Sadaba has curated the works of 28 artists from USA, Europe and Japan for the book.

Just look at the cover and you can see that wires are going into the eyes of the character, and her arm actually morphs into wires below the elbow. That's just a teaser for what's inside the book.

Some other examples include the Pascal Blanche' 3D art with psychedelic colours, Christopher Conte's steampunk creations, many paintings involving alien-like warped beings, Peter Gric has some wonderful pieces of human-like characters fused into the environment, a few H. R. Giger inspired pieces, scenes from the underworld, transhuman creations, oh and a floating head fused with teddy bears by the skin, and more. Many pieces are quite difficult to describe even.

Great book for those into the dark arts. There are lots of disturbingly good and good disturbing stuff to see.

The artists featured are

  1. Albino-Z
  2. Pascal Blanche
  3. Riyahd Cassiem
  4. Christophe Conte
  5. Jase Daniels
  6. Martin de Diego
  7. Bernard Dumaine
  8. Alexander Fedosov
  9. David Frantz
  10. Peter Gric
  11. Naoto Hattori
  12. Tomasz Alen Kopera
  13. Simon Lejeune
  14. Fabio Listriani
  15. Ramon Llansola
  16. Paul McCarrol
  17. Dusan Markovic
  18. Shingo Matsunuma
  19. Kamal Mishmish
  20. Daniel Arnold Mist
  21. Kazuhiko Nakamura
  22. Noistromo
  23. Piotr Ruszkowski
  24. Ken Sarafin
  25. Seeming (Seeming Watcher)
  26. Tomasz Strzalkowski
  27. Sugar Flesh (Liran Szeiman and Martin de Diego)
  28. Yang Xueguo

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Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Fabio Listrani

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Albino-Z

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Pascal Blanche

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Christopher Conte

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Martin de Diego

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Bernard Dumaine

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Peter Gric

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Naoto Hattori

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Simon Lejeune

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Fabio Listrani

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Dusan Markovic

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Paul McCarroll

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Kazuhiko Nakamura

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Piotr Ruszkowski

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Tomasz Strazalkowski

Biomech Art: Surrealism, Cyborgs and Alien Universes
Yang Xueguo

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