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Una única certeza:

todo está donde corresponde

menos nosotros.

Antonio Luis Gines│Libro: Aprendiz.

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Conceptual Photography by Michal Zahornacky 

Michal Zahornacky born in 1988 in Povazska Bystrica, Slovakia is a professional, self-taught fine art photographer. He bought his first camera in 2010 and since 2011 he is active in the world of photography. You can find his work on Slovak as well as on foreign web portals, which are dedicated to photography. 

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Dile a tu vértigo que mi abismo le extraña.

Patrick B. Shax│Dile.

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“Black Powder” Photography by Damion Berger

Gunpowder, also known as black powder, is the earliest known chemical explosive. Following its invention in ancient China, the earliest documentation of fireworks can be traced back to the 9th century when they were first used by the Chinese to frighten away evil spirits and pray for happiness and prosperity.

Damion Berger (b. London 1978) is a photographer who’s artwork makes the viewer question the possibilities of photography and its relationship to time and movement. Operating between abstraction and conceptualism, his unorthadox approach to traditional photographic process typically employs long exposure and in-camera techniques to make photographic ‘recordings’ that probe the nature and convention of photography. At the heart of his practice are experiments in mark-making, quite literally painting with light – exploring the relationship between time, movement and light, his work flips the concept of the photographic moment on its head, rendering the invisible…visible.  Often printed in the negative, his photographs resemble layered line drawings and reference the historical evolution of photography whilst engaging in dialogue across broader artistic mediums.

He currently lives and works between New York and France.

Thanks Ricardo Pinto and Wired

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Photo Montage by Luisa Azevedo

Luisa Azevedo is a Portuguese artist born in 1998. She lived most of her life in Covilhã, but currently living in Lisbon. Luisa learned most of her Photoshop skills by herself, watching tutorials on Youtube. At the age of 17, she started doing commissioned projects. At the moment she is studying at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon majoring in Multimedia Art.

She found in photography and photo manipulation a daily challenge to deconstruct and reconstruct her own reality which she posts on her Instagram account.

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The New Third Series of Moire Pattern Animals from Andrea Minini

Top seven images are the new series of Moire Animals from Andrea Minini  ( Facebook ) In them he only uses two lines, that are repeatedly scaled or rotated. Thanks Colossal

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Vibrantly Hued Canvas Sculptures by Artist Duo ‘Stallman’

Meticulously folding canvas and layering color, the art duo Stallman (Jason Hallman and Stephen Stum) turn a traditional painting surface on its head, using the structure of the canvas to give their works vibrant depth. The two artists are deeply inspired by gradients found in the natural world, their color selection and positioning appearing almost topographic.The Pacific Northwest based pair calls this body of work “Canvas on Edge,” giving canvas the leading roll within each each piece. By positioning the medium outward its curved shapes become all about depth and form and serve as large, elevated line drawings.

Hallman and Stum (the two combined their names to create their artist title) are both partners in the studio and life. “We create together, one acting as the right side of the brain and the other the left,” says Stallman. “This union of dynamic minds dissolves the boundaries of what is possible turning the ordinary into extraordinary.”The duo currently has an exhibition of new works at Hall | Spassov Gallery that continues until September 30, 2015. You can see more sculptures on their Facebook page here.  Thanks Colossal

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Ojalá podamos tener el coraje de estar solos y la valentía de arriesgarnos a estar juntos, porque de nada sirve un diente fuera de la boca, ni un dedo fuera de la mano. Ojalá podamos ser tan porfiados para seguir creyendo, contra toda evidencia, que la condición humana vale la pena, porque hemos sido mal hechos, pero no estamos terminados.

Eduardo Galeano.

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Minimalist Photographer Captures Dramatic Depth of Nature in Black and White

The picture-perfect portfolio of Greek photographer George Digalakis is simultaneously rooted in the natural world and subtly surreal. His photographs are shrouded in palpable stillness and mysterious melancholy. They prompt viewers to get lost in the scene and tap into their slumbering subconscious.

With a preference for landscapes and a penchant for minimalism, he skillfully and gracefully captures the understated beauty of nature. Exquisitely dreamy shots of lone trees, misty horizons, and deserted dwellings convey the artist’s uncanny ability to transform ordinary scenes and surroundings into moody masterpieces. Digalakis often utilizes the presence of natural elements (like water) to heighten the innate appeal of these environments. “Water, an element he deeply loves,” his bio states, “can be found in most of his works, but never as their central theme. Rather, he uses the water and the sky as a canvas on which he places his subjects.”  Thanks MyModernMet

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¿No volverán a juntarse nunca los pedazos que nos hicieron posibles?

Eduardo Galeano (via fruta-y-menta)

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Maldición

Te perseguiré por los siglos de los siglos. No dejaré piedra sin remover Ni mis ojos horizonte sin mirar. Dondequiera que mi voz hable Llegará sin perdón a tu oído Y mis pasos estarán siempre Dentro del laberinto que tracen los tuyos. Se sucederán millones de amaneceres y de ocasos, Resucitarán los muertos y volverán a morir Y allí donde tú estés: Polvo, luna, nada, te he de encontrar.

María Mercedes Carranza

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