http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgZsamFWyBI
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I stumbled upon this today, and found the result beautiful and a nice piece on how the last image is often forgotten and overlooked.
The Luminant Point Arrays show tube televisions in the moment they are swithed off. The television picture breaks down and creates a structure of light. The pictures refuse external reference and broach the issue of the difference between abstraction and concretion in photography. The breakdown of the television picture discribes the breakdown of the reference. {via}
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Surrealists bras advertisements! Yes, they are super dali-esque.... well... minus the melting clocks and crutches, but wow! some of these are out of this world crazy! how is this making me want to buy and wear a bra? I'm afraid I might fall in half! either way they are beautiful and vintage (something I always swoon for), so Enjoy!{via}
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Larva Pupa Tank Coffin. This band's upcoming cd art is so obviously inspired by Russian Constructivism and giant typography. I fell in love with that first image and that dress... It puts my love of Tshumai (different art, but still) to shame. Swoon.... {via}
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Found another lovely artist worth bookmarking. Kirra Jamison. Her palette is awesome, soft and yet modern and fresh. I also love the emptiness that seems to linger in them. Enjoy!
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Here's my first installment! Thanks to Lauren Rogers for posting a great FB profile pic that lead me to this awesome artist, Jowhara Alsaud. I LOVE that these ink sketches are unsuspectingly montaged on paper and other smaller scale media, but are still LARGE prints. The scale thing is really throwing me off, but I love it! Enjoy!
