photographer of fashion and artwork
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Amazing altered photographs by Chinese artist Yao Lu. We found Yao’s work via the website io9 and they wrote about his work, “Lu takes photographs of Chinese landfills covered in green protective netting and then digitally adds the sort of imagery we’d expect to see in a classic watercolor landscape: mist, trees, waterfalls, and the occasional building dotting the hills of trash. It’s a clever way to use photo manipulation to convey his message about the natural world and how it is in danger of being displaced by the castoffs of urbanization.”
I saw these when I was in Beijing last year, loved them and never knew who the artist was. Thanks fine lines!
Not photoshop. This wooden cabinet was purposely carved to look like a digital glitch by Ferruccio Laviani.
(via finelinemagazine)
Chantal Powell - Beneath the Veil (2009) - rose buds in resin
(Source: likeafieldmouse, via atavus)
Rebecca Kammer,Stasis#3, 2012, Archival Inkjet Photographic Print, 100x100cm
Edition of 3 + AP $495 (unframed)
Ann Newmarch loved this one!
Rebecca Kammer,Stasis #2,2012, Archival Inkjet Photographic Print, 100x100cm
Edition of 3 + AP $495 (unframed)
Rebecca Kammer,Stasis #1,2012, Archival Ink Jet Photographic Print, 100x100cm
Edition of 3 + AP $495 (unframed)
67H42M03S-SL 08 (Photographer: Sun Lue) courtesy 798 Photo Gallery Beijing
Saw this work recently in Beijing, an absolute highlight. Majorly inspired my current work…