From fantastical GIF narratives inside bottles to Olivier de Sagazan’s disconcerting performances, these are the 10 most popular posts on HiFructose.com this year. As always, thank you for reading and engaging with our blog posts and quarterly issues. And we look forward to what 2018 will bring.
10. A Trip Inside Emmanuelle Moureaux’s ‘Forest of Numbers’
9. The Distorted, Absorbing New Portraits of Mathieu Laca
8. Rafael Varona’s Animated ‘Bottles’ Contain Intricate Narratives
7. Emotionally Evocative Watercolor Paintings by Agnes-Cecile
6. The Disconcerting Performances of Olivier de Sagazan
5. Daniel Merriam’s Watercolors of Extravagant, Whimsical Worlds
4. Arthur-Louis Ignoré Paints Mandalas Anywhere His Brush Can Reach
3. Studio Visit: Behind the Scenes of Matt Ritchie’s Miniature Paintings in “Confero” at Spoke Art
2. Exclusive Interview: Cinta Vidal Agulló Discusses Her Paintings of Inverted Architecture
1. Blind Artist George Redhawk Creates Eerily Captivating GIFs
This year, the most popular posts on HiFructose.com invited us inside subway cars packed by monsters, navigated inverted architecture, and showed us a world of giant textile birds. We revisited established artists charting new territory like Robert Crumb and Rebecca Leveille and burgeoning, young talent breaking through. It was a year of both the vibrant and the somber, hether it was Daniel Merriam's whimsical watercolors Yusk Imai's monochrome bodypainting. We escaped in dreamlike worlds and felt sobering reflections of our time. As of December 31, these were the most visited pieces offered, so we take a moment to acknowledge some of the most fascinating work and conversations we had this year. As always, we thank you for reading our daily blog posts and