TwentyFourX7
TwentyFourX7 is a blog about New York City, a collection images all surrounding this city, made by Chris Godfrey.
(http://twentyfourx7.tumblr.com/)
(http://twentyfourx7.tumblr.com/)
Fox River Derivatives
This is a series of photographs taken by Peter Hoffman. In his process, he burns developed negatives and gets these odd images.
Collecting Writers and their Drinks
Low Lai Chow collected pictures of famous writers and their drinks.
The Struggle To Right Oneself
Kerry Skarbakka has took a series of photographs of himself falling through air. " His work is in response to the human experience of uncertainty and balance; of relinquishing and taking control." As he says in his artist statement, the images “convey the primal
qualities of the human condition as a precarious balancing act between
the struggle against our desire to survive and our fantasy to transcend
our humanness.”
(http://www.lostateminor.com/2013/05/21/falling-everywhere-in-pictures/
http://www.skarbakka.com/index.htm)
Julian Germain's Classroom Series
Germain is a collector.
….the power of the images is in their direct connection to the
viewer. We remember our own schooldays and wonder what happened to our
own classmates. By presenting different pupils, different schools,
different year groups, Germain asks questions about contemporary
educational practices and social divisions. Already we can imagine the
life trajectories of some of these young people. Here are faces full of
hope and promise. Here also, is the silent threat of failure. Aspiration
competes with apathy…..”
Tom Shakespeare. Archive Magazine, October 2005
Tension
Nir Arieli creates stunning overlapping photographs of dancers.
Animal Kingdom
Asa Wikman's illustrated series. On Lost at E Minor, she wrote" I am a Swedish illustrator and designer
who works in London. I love character design, doodling and patterns,
being inspired by childhood memories, my bad sense of humour, and my
love for nature. With my constantly growing Animal Kingdom collection, I
combine all that with a bit of “nature strikes back”."
http://asawikman.com/Animal-Kingdom
Celeste Pille
She makes illustrations of cartoon characters after they have grown up.
http://celestedoodles.tumblr.com/post/55277746718/wiccanwarrior-celestedoodles-rugrats-grown
Flora & Fauna
Kirsten McCrea writes on her webpage:
| "Taking
inspiration from mold, fungus, and moss, these colourful blooms of
ornament and pattern come to land on and obscure everyday objects,
animals, machines, and even language itself. Coming to enshroud objects both everyday and remarkable, these pattern blooms eliminate detail, surface, color, and texture of the original form, replacing the visual appearance of familiar objects with something alive, organic, and visually stunning. Like a careful manicured, miniature garden, the base objects become a foundation, the soil in which dedication, repetition, and a commitment to form, pattern, and colour grow." http://www.hellokirsten.com/      | ||
My Slavery Footprint
This is a cool website where you can go work out exactly how many slaves work for you, created by Justin Dillon.
http://slaveryfootprint.org/
9-Eyes
Scenes from Google Street View by Jon Rafman
( http://www.lostateminor.com/2013/08/13/9-eyes-scenes-from-google-street-view-by-jon-rafman/ )
Tree Series
Myoung Ho Lee uses canvases behind trees that make them artworks.
(http://500photographers.blogspot.com/2010/10/photographer-134-myoung-ho-lee.html)
(http://500photographers.blogspot.com/2010/10/photographer-134-myoung-ho-lee.html)
Where They Create
"My name is Paul Barbera. I am a photographer. ‘Where They Create’ is a visual documentation of the creative environments of artist & creatives that I meet during my travels for assignments."
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