Over the past two years, Timur Zhansultanov has been recording a photo diary of sorts. But unlike others, Timur positions his camera at eye level while leaving his arms in the frame.
The visual effect leaves you feeling like you’re a part of the picture itself.
In My Own Eyes - A Different Kind of Photo Diary
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Forms in Nature by Hilden Diaz is a light sculpture that casts shadows resembling tree branches on the surrounding walls.
Plz.
Want.
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In his gigantic body of work, Arno Rafael Minkkinen uses the human body in a truly ingenious way. Instead of the person being the center of focus, Arno cleverly aligns parts of the human body seamlessly with the rest of the picture.
→R.A.G Class work: Joanna Fowles
Sydney based textile designer Joanna Fowles uses shibori and screenprinting to create beautiful, timeless work that I am oh so inspired by.
This image captures the movement, transparency and drape of her scarves. It also provides a view at all the different mark making techniques she…
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1. Remote Futures (2012)
2. Dolorosa (2013)
3. Split the Lark (2013)
4. Shadow from the Flowering (2007)
5. Umbria from the Flowering (2007)
6. Apocalyptic Study No. 1 (2006)
7. Tree of Sorrows (2013)
Mirko Martin, stills from from Noir - video (here).
The video documents a night in my Los Angeles neighborhood during a half-year stay in 2008. Monitoring gang activity, police helicopters circled the neighborhood on a regular basis. On a particularly noisy night, I went out to capture some sound. Within minutes, I heard gunshots. Over a black screen, Noir captures these gunshots and conversations with several residents and passers-by who try to make sense of what they heard and didn’t hear, saw and didn’t see. The video is either shown in a screening or as a monitor installation in an exhibition space.
