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Hmm, so much to choose from and so much I don't even know about...
Visually, Beksinski has been one of the few that really triggers a resonance somewhere inside me.
The works of Jim Henson are also amazing, though I don't know how one would ever categorize them. Part writing, part performance, part musical, part sculptural, part visual, and yet still other elements.
There's a great deal of very good music as well, but one of the few where the music felt like 'art,' in a way I have some difficulty expressing, is Lorn. Something about it has a sense that it's trying to say something in a language I feel like I'm supposed to understand, and almost can, but only almost.
That Lorn song you linked feels like its from a soundtrack I know, but can't put my finger on.
It's a link to the album, so I'm not sure which song you mean, but I know one of his tracks was used for a game trailer at one point.
A search shows 'His music has been used in a number of video games, movies and TV shows, including CSI, Love, Death & Robots, Silicon Valley, Furi, LittleBigPlanet 2, and Sleeping Dogs' via wikipedia, and full OSTs for Killzone: Shadowfall and the movie Black Swan, which I hadn't seen but now think I will have to.