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Camille Henrot

Les Cages

2009

Wooden and steel cages

Variable dimensions

“Pour ne pas mourir deux fois”, Centre d'art Le Lait

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Camille Henrot

Les Cages

2009

Wooden and steel cages

Variable dimensions

“Pour ne pas mourir deux fois”, Centre d'art Le Lait

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NIKITA KAUN

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Macabre photo manipulations by Anja Millen

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German artist Anja Millen the computer opened a world of possibilities when she first discovered photo editing software in 1998. Anja has always been documenting her life and dreams through art and found a whole new medium to breathe life into her surreal visions

Anja Millen digitally composes, manipulates and paints one or more photos into dark portraits with a horrific or macabre twist. Now before you start worrying about Anja’s wellbeing: Don’t! She’s fine! Anja has stated before that even though all her art comes from within her and originates in her mind, it doesn’t actually show the way she feels. Instead of her feelings Anja shares her surreal ideas with us: a gloomy fantasy world we’re all allowed to visit through her art. via:beautifulbizarre

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Glen Ronald Illustrations from Chaos 

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Based in Alberta, Canada, Glen Ronald makes fun from many ink blots he calls himself chaos, composing various illustrations, each more beautiful than the other. via:fubiz

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Collages surréalistes de Robin Isely

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Negative Space Inspired Interiors By Mungo Thomson

Working with negative space, contemporary visual concept artist Mungo Thomson from Los Angeles, California has created a series of murals depicting his interpretation of ‘Negative Space’. Taken literally, these fascinating murals seem to depict an inverted view of space in a purer, lighter form. Thomson’s interest in what he calls ‘the dumb idea’, is something simple yet unique – making his work very recognisable and transformational in a interior setting. Works can be found across the globe, in locations such as Vancouver, Brussels, New York and California.

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Fajar P. Domingo Digital Collages

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Hajime Sorayama

Hajime Sorayama is known world-wide for his imaginative and highly accomplished paintings of beautiful and robotic women. 

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GIFs  kiszkiloszki

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“Breathless” (Extended Music Video) | Season 3 | STAR

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Monstrous Feminine - Jessica Ledwich

The photographer and visual artist Jessica Ledwich He has just published an excellent project, but something disturbing, which features a series of activities (rather sadistic rituals) to which women are subjected today to meet the standards of beauty. Source:nuncalosabre

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Women’s Beauty Captured 100 Years Ago In Vintage Postcards From 1900-1910   

They are just simply pure and beautiful!

h/t: vintag.es / culturainquieta

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Joseba Eskubi’s Mysterious Landscapes Of Visual Splendor

Painter Joseba Eskubi’s lusciously-crafted landscape paintings have both an incredible energy and a certain mystique to them. The gestural brush strokes signify movement like the wind or temperamental weather, and they exist in these desolate locations with brilliantly-colored dark sky; it’s like the bluish-purple that marks the middle of the night.

All of Eskubi’s paintings feels like they exist in the same world, but each sets the stage different for its own strange happenings. A lot of these structures are reminiscent of weeping trees or their twisted branches. These lines create an interesting visual tension that doesn’t necessarily feel threatening at the moment, but it was at one time (or maybe in the future?). It’s an uncertain, post-apocalyptic shelter. But unlike the stereotypical gray landscape, Eskubi has created a place of visual splendor.

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CT Nelson artworks

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CT Nelson created a style of painting; he named “Repetitive Fragmatism”. His canvas works in oil show a fragmenting and repetition of the subject. The images are similar to cut up multiple photos, which are offset and painted in supporting colors. As a result, the oil on canvas work is between the worlds of abstract, realism and representational art. 

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Fire Paintings Draws With Flames And Soot  by Steven Spazuk

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Steven Spazuk is a Canada-based artist who uses candle soot to create elegant drawings. After depositing soot on his media with a candle or torch, he etches lines and patterns in the soot with  pencils and feathers.

Though Spazuk has spent the last 14 years developing and perfecting his soot painting technique, the creation process always has an element of random spontaneity and improvisation. via: boredpanda

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