SurfArt and Culture

 

 

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Michel Freyer

I can easily say that beside my family Surfing and SurfArt are the most important things in my live. And as a surfer with no ocean close to his home, SurfArt has a major meaning in[...]

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Elise Nicole

“As a self taught artist residing in Hawaii, the salty ocean, colors of the sky, and that meditative feeling one gets from the surf envoke a gnarly passion for creation with surf a[...]

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Steve Hoskin

Scape 50´s Style Steve was born in 1955 and is a self taught New Zealand artist who has always had a love of the ocean and a passion for art. He has surfed since he was 17 and h[...]

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Olivier Longuet

Art is fun to do and should be fun to watch! Olivier's current work grew out of the desire to use simple shapes to represent the complex stances of human body in action,

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Mayumi

The Mayumi´s art reveals big trip into the ancient art. Riding along grand masters painters, his art brings us good sensations and a expressive colour pallete. We can experience a [...]

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Interview Nathan Gibbs

I look at the universe and astronomy with great respect. The messages that we receive in our consciousness are from some greater cause or form. In history, the planets and stars we[...]

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Richie Collins

when i got my first mag shot at 11 yrs of age, i was in shock. i remember my mom and dad looking through the mag and when they came to my shot

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Chris Lundy

Chris Lundy’s paintings, streaks of liquid light hurry across washes of color, interrupting the distant horizon with their frenetic path through space and time.Individual water dro[...]

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Clark Takashima

Clark Takashima is focused on Surf Art as a genre poised to make its mark in history. When you look at his work, it is a testimony of time spent in juicy waves. You are transport[...]