Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Sculpted Superheroes - Batman Appeared To Be Coming Through The Wall

Based in Rome, Australian artist Adrian Tranquilli created amazing sculptural superheroes series, from Batman to Superman, mixing religious analogy with their out of this world identity.
'Among his recent exhibitions: Don’t forget the Joker and Evidence (Studio Stefania Miscetti, Rome, 2001/2007) The age of chance (Scognamiglio Arte Contemporanea, Naples 2005), These imaginary boys, (Parkhouse, Dusseldorf; Marella Arte Contemporanea, Milan), 2004; Believe (Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome; Fondazione Bandera, Milan, 2001) and other exhibitions in museums and public spaces in Italy and abroad.'

Courtesy of Adrian Tranquilli and Louise Alexander Gallery.






























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Jagged Graphtorials - Marek Haiduk Illustrations Gives A Modern Spin To Retro Style


Vienna based llustrator and designer, Marek Haiduk creates retro inspired illustration collages  for print publications from The Financial Times, Impulse Magazine to Computer Arts and many more. His styles becomes a style in itself with mixing business content of the campaigns with his artful geaometric graphics.





























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Bloody Surrealtography - Dreamlike Gothic Portraits By Sabine Pigalle

French photographer Sabine Pigalle first studied French literature in the Sorbonne before becoming a photographer. She worked with Helmut Newton and her artistic work includes Toxi-Food, H2O, Beauty Sheets and Protectors.
Great art direction, lighting and make up creates amazing story, a surrealistic painting like vision, at this same time dark and beautiful.

Courtesy of Sabine Pigalle and Louise Alexander Gallery




















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Bionic Boytoys - Millionaires Gigolos By Marc Da Cunha Lopes

Marc Da Cunha Lopes is a master creator of objective reality. Several avenues exist for story telling and Marc has chosen photographic poetry with many twists and turnes.

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Vintage Accessortography - David Hughes For Hermes Magazine

Shoot by David Hughes and styled by Sibylle De Sait Phalle, still life for Hermes magazine has that 'Mad Man' vibe to it.

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