Imaginative Architecture. The Fiction Series by Photographer Filip Dujardin.
Fast Company ran a post the other day, inspired by design blog, Dezeen. The article featured the work of Victor Enrich. Enrich is a Spanish…
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Fast Company ran a post the other day, inspired by design blog, Dezeen. The article featured the work of Victor Enrich. Enrich is a Spanish…
In this new series of ten works photographer David LaChapelle, best known for his wild and elaborate fashion photography, he explores the vanity of life…
A series of identifiable and popular brand logos comprised of red roses and photographed underwater using the subtle light distortions of the water's own energy.…
Photographer Dale May‘s LEGO WARS at the Samuel Owen Gallery are a collection of photo that combine popular culture with commercial imagery and luxury brands. LEGO Star Wars minifigs juxtaposed against Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Tory Burch logos – even set against the famous Tiffany Robin’s Egg Blue, are produced as chromogenic prints and face mounted to archival acrylic backed with aluminum. (more…)
I've always been a huge fan of the directorial and writing work of Stanley Kubrick, as witnessed by this comprehensive post I wrote on an…
Tattoos and Tentacles photos by Julian Murray are bound is a new coffee table book featuring a his collection of photographs of inked people, wearing…
One year after Andreas Franke's visit to the Vandenberg his images of the wreck were filled with charming stories and now they are exhibited in…
We first introduced you to sculptor/photographer Nina Levy with her strange Family Portraits. Now Artist Nina Levy’s Related Forms at the Salamantina Gallery in New York is her first exhibition in New York in five years. The exhibit featured two new sculptures, a new series of photographs, and a selection of Levy’s work from the last ten years. (more…)
The Ball of Light is a photographic project by Southern Australian (Adelaide) photographer Denis Smith. Using a single long exposure and moving a light source…
I've blogged quite a bit about the fashions by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac because he so often references pop culture and fine art in his unique…