The Dreamy Series of Photographs Explores La Muralla Roja Friends and photographers Michelle Cho and June Kim explored La Muralla Roja for the light-hearted series Other-On. The duo wove through the historic housing project on the Calpe coast, creating a series of composite images that activates the building’s striking
Texas-raised, Brooklyn-based illustrator John Elisle’s work manages to take a very 80s, New Romanticish vibe and place it firmly in the here and now. With expressive line work and bright neons, his editorial illustration has been picked up by clients including Nobrow Press, _The New York Times_ and Opening Ceremony. We adore his Tumblr, too, which shows a very human side to his fierce female faces, like in "this post":http://johnlisle.tumblr.com/image/121975674837 where he “sketch[ed] a face and then want[ed] to try their make up IRL.” A brilliant line in T-shirts, too.
Die Fotos von Charles Fréger zeigen den Menschen als Wesen zwischen Natur und Kultur. Faszinierend und furchterregend wirken die rituellen Kostüme aus Stroh und Fell.
Ben Zank (previously) captures emotions of confusion, restriction, and ennui and in his ongoing series of banal-meets-bizarre photographs. Each image features a single subject in a seemingly mundane location: on a city sidewalk, near a semi truck trailer, or in a forest. Yet the individual at hand is engaged with or affected by their surroundings in highly unusual ways: one figure bends backward under the weight of long birch branches stuffed under his shirt; another is sandwiched in a layer cake of collapsed cardboard boxes. More
The Dreamy Series of Photographs Explores La Muralla Roja Friends and photographers Michelle Cho and June Kim explored La Muralla Roja for the light-hearted series Other-On. The duo wove through the historic housing project on the Calpe coast, creating a series of composite images that activates the building’s striking
Basée à New York, Brooke DiDonato est connue pour ses photographies où les corps disparaissent et se retrouvent dans des positions peu commodes. Ainsi,
Self-Portraits – By Maria Francesca Melis and Ben Zank . Player 1 “Variable Face” by Maria Francesca Melis . . Player 2 “Untitled” by Ben Zank . …
Basée à New York, Brooke DiDonato est connue pour ses photographies où les corps disparaissent et se retrouvent dans des positions peu commodes. Ainsi,
American photographer Ben Zank, who we’ve featured previously, shot a new series of surreal portraits following his move from New York City to New Zealand. In a statement about his latest work, Zank says, “The images represent an ongoing experience of emotions that I feel, the most recent being isolation and a longing to connect […]
Voici le travail poétique de la photographe Brooke DiDonato, qui est influencée par la banlieue de l’Ohio où elle a grandi. Utilisant des visuels étonnant
The Dreamy Series of Photographs Explores La Muralla Roja Friends and photographers Michelle Cho and June Kim explored La Muralla Roja for the light-hearted series Other-On. The duo wove through the historic housing project on the Calpe coast, creating a series of composite images that activates the building’s striking
Norbert Bisky: Works, Exhibitions, Biography, Interviews, Media.
Happy new year folks! Let’s start the 2014 with the wonderful surreal portraits by the American artist photographer Benjamin Zank.
Benjamin Zank is a young fine art photographer based in New York City. He caught the photography bug a few years ago, at the age of 18, after picking up a
