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suguru tanaka – strange palace
Based in Tokyo, Suguru Tanaka has painted for nearly 15 years. His work was inspired by Zdzisław Beksiński’s haunting art, and influenced by surreal artist, including Jan Švankmaje, David Lynch, Junji Ito, H.R. Giger, and the game Silent Hill.
Suguru Tanaka draws from daily life, architecture, nature, and living creatures, creating characters reminiscent of insects or microscopic life—calm, mysterious, neither frightening nor cute. His works are unsettling yet captivating, where fear and beauty intertwine.
Suguru Tanaka’s Artworks
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observational findings – algeventual
algeventual is a multimedia digital art project of Nicholas Fee. Implementing digital experimentation with the sensibility of human expression, aiming to create immersive environments rooted in unpredictability and complexity that challenge the relationship between structure and chaos with vision and sound.
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Maze Dweller Field Guide Zine
– The Salamander King –
MDFG I
A blind exile crosses the hellish Wretches Slough, facing viscera-wielding witches and a mummified devil in a blood temple, driven by a thirst for cruel retribution.
MDFG II
A malformed gourd knight ventures into the Maze Depths on All Hallows’ Eve to deliver a witch’s corpse—facing the devils of the bleeding moon.
MDFG III
A nameless construct enters the spore-covered Mycelium Evergrowth to complete its final tasks for freedom—if it survives its horrors.
MDFG IV
A snowborne plague ravages a frozen kingdom, and a desert disease wizard becomes its only hope.