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dunno most of the art is kinda cliched or immature

3:49 is almost exactly a winter lantern from Bloodborne

6:18 it looks like an enemy from fear and hunger

HELL NAH the holes in the hand image made scared me the most in this entire video. I knew I had trypophobia but I was literally hyperventilating.

can you recomand chanels like him please

I will nit forgive you for 5:35 ... Very cool vid. I'll check your other stuff out

THAT WAS RELEASED ON MY BIRTHDAY

Thank You So Much for mentioning Summit of the Gods it is an amazing movie and I’m glad it’s getting recognized for its amazing art style and story

God all these artists have such palpable eeriness, fantastic. Could I ask what music u used in your video in teh Agostino Arrivabene part?

Am i normal for being unfathomed by the first Ken Currie's painting?😭 I was like "this man looks depressed, understandable". His paintings just make me, sad, above all

Man, I need to make some weird and unsettling art. This video has inspired me.

whats up with the ken currie jumpscare

this video fucking rocks you're cool as hell my guy 👍

Man Joshua I absolutely love the way you analyze art. Like your choice of words is literal perfection especially when perceiving Arrivabene work! How it depicts “A religious and holy experience as a parasitic growth on limbs and faces…” Like that’s is the epitome of what we are loo looking at!! New subscriber fasho

8:46 how I take it is an adult looking back at a bad memory they had as a child and being haunted by it

Wait! It’s that The Caretaker that you playing?

Bro forgot Dan Peacock.

I NEEDDDD more art content

The first painting by Tanaka, the white being with the star shaped head… that thing on its head is a carnivorous sponge called a harp sponge. Its skeleton is made of glass. My dad was a sponge biologist and worked on the team that described this weird thing.

i love this video being the first i've seen of your channel!! seriously, i love the way you talk about these artists, its kind of like you took the words right out of my mouth when i was looking at their pieces!! i will definitely be doing more research on these amazing artists!!

this is awesome and I know youre a big fan of Kyle

That polish artist that you mentioned, I am obsessed with his work, I love his grasp on pain and sorrow. Also I love how he embraces his feelings of the Holocaust and shared his imagining of things that happen in the end times. Like those skeletons coming out of the tomb to a bright light. Or that one painting of a hooded figure on a long podium, over a bunch of bodies with a figure looking behind the hooded figure. I NEED HIS ARTWORK

I can't seem to find the show on swedish netflix and now I'm sad

HOW DIDNT WAYNE BARLOWE NOT MAKE THE CUT THOUGH!!! (╥_╥)

this guys so underrated holy fuck

Zdzisław Beksiński was a one-of-a-kind artist whose works embodied an unsettling, humanless otherworldly surrealism. I’m happy that other artists like Suguru are carrying on his legacy.

isbergillustration and sloppjockey have my heart in a similar way to these artists. glad i get to add some more to my catalogue of inspiration :D

my dad used to read me these books as a kid and looking back i think that shaped me as a person

Ken currie isn't even scary. It's just cool! Why is it considered scary??????????? Is something wrong with me??????😢😢😢

Jocheved is played by Ofra Haza and she is singing in Hebrew, you're missing out the crucial context that the prince of Egypt is about, the Jewish people.

very beautiful very powerful

3:15 gerbert johnson ahh timing😭

Im watching this at 1 am and im turning all the lights on

More people who aren't older "veteran" artists should talk about artists like this! I just love to hear new perspectives and takes on the weird contemporary artists I like. You should check out Takato Yamamoto who does a sort of unique body horror but with an emphasis on beauty and gender, his art is genuinely so captivating.

IDK is it needs a season 2 tbh, but it would be nice.

all these art pieces make me wonder what goes on inside the artists heads

I JUST LOVE THIS MAN'S VIDEEOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSS

This was a great video. I really love what you had to say about all the art, and especially appreciated the theory that some of Arrivabene's work is tied to religious trauma. I'd love to see some more videos like this

3:06 legendary transition

digital painting are still called paintings lol

At times I always had a love of creepy art and dark mythos and tales, like stories of monsters under my bed while I try not to wake up and cry type of emotion. And as a child given the internet at a young age, even video games gave me that fear like FNaF 4 since that changed me into fearing the dark and the sounds I hear at night. But the most terrifying thing ever was the simple things, and the choices by Suguru, Oleg, and Bibian, they’re all spaces you can put whatever you want into and let the person grow into the setting of the room. What does the astronaut think? Is the blood red floors breathing when I’m not? And why does the sheet never end, and will it have someone else on the other side? All the questions make me kick my legs as a writer and visual seeker and with a special sense I’ve gotten by seeing images or words. Mythos paintings too, like the ones portraying hunger and suffering, or the tales of The Sluagh (An Irish tale made from sounds) It gave me goosebumps reading and seeing these stories, and I loved it All of these artist make my skin grow hot and clammy like I’m reliving an anxious memory. That’s my own ramble but your pick of artist are trylamazing and diverse!! And I really like Tanaka and Oleg’s paintings, they really remind me of those stories I used to read in mythology class :)

dude ! I don’t know how else to say this but thank you for making this? My absolute favorite class I’ve ever taken was an art history class I took in highschool. We even went to chicago to see some of the pieces we studied in person. When I went to college though, (I was going for a bfa) my love for the subject just got ripped out of me, same goes for art making in general. I eventually just dropped out entirely, but every time I pick up my pencils or my microns I just get hit with a wall of dread. Seeing you talk so passionately about these amazing artists, their work, and what they invoke in you just reminded me of why I love this shit in the first place also kathë kollwitz is the best. Her engravings are so powerful, they feel like they were scratched out with her own fingernails on the walls of a prison cell

okay kurtis conner

Yea maybe i shouldve skipped that part :)

Where do you find all this art?

never in my days i could imagine ripping off my own skin. now, i reconsidering it thanks for the moment

The cut to Ken Currie’s artwork was the best part of this whole video. I love how he said that he did not want to talk about Ken Currie, but gave us enough pictures to get a good feel of what he did. My god, Ken Currie is one of the best artists out there.

amazing content!! thankyou

Lucifer by Franz Von Stuck is also a good one. It really captivates and makes you scared to look away.

ohhh, suguru tanaka's art reminds me of the game Scorn. which makes sense, as it's also heavily inspired by beksinski