Artist & Photographer:
Karina Marandjian
“Nehadaim”
Source: daunhaus.deviantart.com
Artist & Photographer:
Levi Van Veluw
Part of the “Ballpoint” Series
“Puzzle”, 60 cm x 50 cm & 120 cm x 100 cm, 2006
“Lines”, 60 cm x 50 cm & 120 cm x100 cm, 2006
“Hair”, 60 cm x 50 cm & 120 cm x100 cm, 2007
“Blocks”, 60 cm x 50 cm & 120 cm x 100 cm, 2007
“Spirals”, 60 cm x 40 cm & 120 cm x100 cm, 2007
“Dots”, 60 cm x 50 cm & 120 cm x100 cm, 2007
“Levi van Veluw´s photo series are all self-portraits, drawn and photographed by himself: a one-man-process. His works constitute elemental transfers – modifying the face as object – combining it with other stylistic elements to create a third visual object with a large visual impact. The work you see therefore is not a portrait, but an information-rich image of colour, form, texture, and content. The image contains the history of a short creative process, with the artist shifting between the entities of subject and object.
Giving familiar elements such as a ballpoint-line a new context results in a confusing conflict between the objects normal associations and the new values given it in this new context. The author and object of these elemental transfers , Levi van Veluw explains his method: “I sit in front of a mirror with several objects and ideas. That day, the process takes shape, and slowly I create a new object I find interesting.”
Source: levivanveluw.nl
Photographer & Artist:
Helen Warner
“Personal Cocoon”
Source: Flickr / airgarten
Photographer & Artist:
Lee Jung
“Why”
C-type Print, Diasec, 170 cm x 136 cm
2010
Source: oneandj.com
Photographer & Artist:
Gabriela Alatorre
“Untitled”
Source: Flickr / gabbie_malibu
Photographer & Artist:
Michael G. Magin
“Andbreathout”
Source: zeitautomatik.com
Photographer & Artist:
Maciek Jasik
Part of “Thousand Souls” Series
Source: maciekjasik.com
Photographer & Artist:
Tomohide Ikeya
From the “Moon” Series.
MOON
The moon’s gravity caused the flux and reflux of the tides,
And stimulated the development of life on earth
If the sun represents the birth of life,
The moon would represent the rhythm of life
Evolution would differ without the moon
The moonlit dark night includes a mixture of life and death
The body holding potential of receiving a new life,
Is enfolded by the hair, having no end of life
The hair, feeling no pain, passes on the DNA
The night has its own role
The night— when the moon’s reflection lambently floats on the sea surface
It is the time needed by the living matters
Should human’s self-serving reasons disturb this time
In the moonlit sea, the desires for life emerge
And deaths nearby with bated breath
Would not the strain with the tension in the chaotic darkness
Be necessary for every life
MOON
“月の重力は潮の満ち引きを作り出し
生命の進化を促した。
太陽が生命の誕生ならば、月は生命のリズム、
月がなければ、生命の進化はなかった。
月が輝く闇夜に混在する生と死。
新たな生命を宿す可能性を持つ肉体を、
その命が尽きた後も残る髪が包み込む。
痛覚を持たぬ髪が伝えるDNA。
夜には夜の役目がある。
月明かりがひっそりと海面を照らす夜、
それは生物が必要とする時間であり、
人間の都合によって侵してはならないのではないか。
月明かりの下に浮かび上がる、
生への欲求、そして、そのすぐ隣り合わせにある死。
混沌とした闇の中に張り詰める緊張は、
あらゆる生命にとって不可欠ではないだろうか。”
“The moon’s gravity caused the flux and reflux of the tides,
And stimulated the development of life on earth
If the sun represents the birth of life,
The moon would represent the rhythm of life
Evolution would differ without the moon
The moonlit dark night includes a mixture of life and death
The body holding potential of receiving a new life,
Is enfolded by the hair, having no end of life
The hair, feeling no pain, passes on the DNA
The night has its own role
The night— when the moon’s reflection lambently floats on the sea surface
It is the time needed by the living matters
Should human’s self-serving reasons disturb this time
In the moonlit sea, the desires for life emerge
And deaths nearby with bated breath
Would not the strain with the tension in the chaotic darkness
Be necessary for every life.”
Source: tomohide-ikeya.com
Artist & Photographer:
Emmanuelle Brisson
“Habits du Dimanche”
Source: emmanuellebrisson.com
Photographer & Artist:
Justyana Neryng
“Childhood Lost V”
Limited Edition Giclee Print
2011
Source: justynaneryng.co.uk
Artist & Photographer:
Cole Rise
“Distant Hills”
Salt Flats, Utah
“Lunar”
Welcome to the Moon
“Yosemite Fires”
Yosemite National Park
Source: colerise.com
Artist:
Jarek Kubicki
“60543”
Ink, Photography and Photoshop
“…and again: ink and water, photography and some others scans joined together in Photoshop.”
Source: jarekkubicki.wordpress.com
