STUFF I LIKE
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Onur Cetin
‘Ray2’
‘Colors’
‘Insomnia’
‘Awakening’
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Kevin Si
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Emily Callahan - Untitled, 2012
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Poster designed by Simon C. Page.
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THE REAL LIFE MODELS BY FLORA BORSI
Photographer, Graphic Designer Flora Borsi (facebook | behance) - “Nowadays almost every photographer use graphics software to complete the picture, like many painters used ‘original version’ in the past.
Some artists use pure imagination to paint their artworks, others may prefer to create art by using a real life model as reference for the anatomy.
What if these abstract models were real people?”
EXPLOSIVES
Staudinger Franke - Icons of media technology. Blown, to have a look into.
YELL SACCANI
Eilat, Israel based artist Yell Saccani combines digital manipulation with traditional photography. Capturing her motifs mostly in movement. Her painting like finished projects merge distortion with softness, resulting in amazing images that vary in emotions.
“I work when I feel I want to say something. I try using as much emotion as possible and if I don’t I can’t work otherwise people who see my work won’t feel those same emotions”. - Yell Saccani
facebook | flickr
ALTERACTIO | Endless nebula form
Photographer Luka Klikovac
“The aptly titled “AlterActio” photography exhibition of the young artist Luka Klikovac indicates a different way of experiencing the world. His photos provoke various interpretations and emotions in viewers. The artist focuses on angelic and Hades motives which are intertwined, but yet divided by the delicate boundary of pseudo-abstraction. The reaction of liquids resembles to troubled thoughts of a modern man. The outcomes of the author’s shaping and playing with liquids are surreal landscapes, beautiful structures, celestial beings, endless “nebula” forms, forest and deep sea creatures. Whether a casual or trained observer may choose what to see - demons, angels or that of God alike. These photos expand our imagination and emotional experience, spread our wings and leave us the freedom to create an intimate world of our own”. - Vladimir Tatarević
ISTIGKEIT
Photographer Mattia Mognetti - “Since 2010 I began to ride my congenital attraction for architectures: their huge volumes and gigantism, their shapes and textures… Fascinated by perspectives I was taking photographs without fully understanding what my attention was attracted by, what I tried to represent with a shot and his post-production. Photography as an opportunity to take a fragment of reality and make it a meaning, butalso, conversely, as an expedient to let a significance take possession of reality to bring out himself. The contrast between these two visions became the source of my own reflections. Slowly I realized that psychology was an integral part of my creative experience. That I wasn’t trying to represent architectures, but to use a photograph as way to strike and confuse my perceptive system. So I started producing the first works that were later structured in“Istigkeit”. ….
LA DOUBLE VIE | Double exposures
Photographer Michel Assaad
I’ve always been fascinated by the concept of double exposures that i recently decided to give it a go . Unfortunately my DSLR doesn’t support in camera exposure blending , so i did it in Photoshop .
I wanted to keep things as natural as can be , that’s why you’ll find spots that could’ve been cloned out , healed or burned to get a perfect shot but perfection wasn’t something i was going for , it was complete opposite that i seeked . - Michel Assaad
![Alberto Seveso [a due Colori] +](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m5f5yummWY1rs7ouko1_500.jpg)
