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happy saturday.
you might notice my new domain: http://www.stefwitaflikesart.com. awesomesauce, right? right.
anywho. i present to you photography from nico krijno.
it’s a tumblr find. there’s so much art on tumblr. it’s wonderful.
Double Exposure is catching on as quite the artistic trend. Whether it’s digital or analog, the process of double exposing your frame always makes for an interesting and beautiful mix of emotion. And our friends over at ViewBug had a great contest for double exposures, and the top 26 were quite fantastic.
“Spirit Within” by elyktra
“untitled” by christian1194
“I am part of the nature” by Annomar
“double exposure” by dancingrebel
“Gaining perspective” by ShootMeNow
“On The Inside” by TerezaVlckovaPhotography
“Double Exposure” by lucretiarichmond
“Saltwater Room – Self Portrait” by yenruechen
“Think Green” by gabriellaalexa
“Autumn Leaves” by belleballentine
“Breaking Their Hold” by Flakkey
“new one” by photoshow
“What You see, What I see.” by sarahgilchrist832
“we’ll see.” by zimnochpictures
“Set me free” by SaiShanmugam
“untitled” by DivyaG27
“fear” by selmansenturk
“Elliot” by zakmilofsky
“The puppeteer.” by gabriellealexandra
“Bug Face” by Emma_Wondra
“b” by laurencep
“Mind the Birds” by chrisrivera
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photography, time, self, portraiture, work, hair,
photography, cut-out, silhouette, missing, space
fantastic submerged photographic portraiture
“I believe in a single image. It breaths strong.”
Born in Helsinki, 1978, Susanna Majuri breaks into the contemporary art world with her suspended images, full of poetry, her completely original approach to photography as chosen expressive language.
Her shots are intricate constructions where the element of water glids as a narrative flow, enfolding her female characters in a previously setted scenario and lately fixing the story in a ultimate image: by observing her work the viewer is actually thrown in a dream-like atmosphere, finding himself holding his breath, reeling in the emotional involvement of the image.
Combining settings and peoples Majuri follows the logic of colors, as it’s her great conviction that photography must convey emotions. Her main purpose is to narrate feelings as novels, the multiple chances that rise touching the environment and
approaching to people and their unpredictability: there’s always an element of surprise, since the artist herself is thrown in a fictive…
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art, painting, pixels, colour
Andrea Chambers, Blue Tile Diptych
Andrea Chambers (BA (Hons) Painting) puts color on a grand scale in her striking canvases. They’ve got prime placement on the mezzanine level of the sculpture court at ECA, so they’re impossible to miss and that’s definitely a good thing.
The artist’s ECA Degree Show 2014 page can be found here.
Follow ECA on Twitter and degree show tags #ECAdegreeshow #ECAtalent
Today, tomorrow and Monday only! The Degree Show is on through 1 June, 2014.
As I am currently based in Edinburgh and degree show season is upon us, in celebration of the Edinburgh College of Art Degree Show 2014, I will feature the work of one artist per day through June 1, the last day of the exhibition, in addition to my usual posts.
Geometric arrangement – stretched canvases
A1 charcoal drawings inspired by Clint Fulkerson and natural occurring shapes. Year 7 pupils used magnifying glasses to inspect natural objects and find patterns to repeat and abstract. Pupils discussed ideas around scale and how different perspectives alter it’s sense.
Last week a link was making its rounds on social media reminding people of an artist documentary being shown publicly on Direct TV and much to my surprise it was of Jerry Uelsmann & Maggie Taylor. I’m not as familiar with Maggie’s work as I am with Jerry’s, but I was super excited to check out the show nonetheless.
Back in college, one of my professors Fred, was head over heels for Jerry’s work and once I saw it, I realized why. Uelsmann is a magician of the darkroom. Not only is he a visionary with how he even thinks of his compositions, but he manages to somehow dodge and burn his way into creating the most exquisite & surreal moments in time.
I’ve always been in awe of his work and being able to actually watch him create in the darkroom during this documentary had me completely geeked…
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