this day was bound to come.

(Fuente: madamlestrange, vía ophelias-death)

digbicks:

Steve McCurry

1. Goa, India, 1983
2. Sharbat Gula, Afghan Girl, Pakistan, 1984
3. Sri Lanka, 1995
4. Flower Seller, Dal Lake, Kashmir, 1996
5. Angkor Thom, Cambodia, 1998
6. September 11, NY, USA, 2001
7. Kandze, Tibet, 2001

(Fuente: treadsoftlyonmydreams)

topdrawerblog:

Luis Beltran

superheroesweare:

©Michael Wolf

afterbounce:

Hundreds of Tourist Photos Weaved into One

“Switzerland-based Corinne Vionnet is our guide to the world’s most famous landmarks, monuments millions have visited before. Her art is created not by acrylic, oil, or watercolor, each piece is made by combining hundreds of tourist photos into one. After conducting an online keyword search and sifting through photo sharing sites, this Swiss/French artist carefully layers 200 to 300 photos on top of one another until she gets her desired result.” - http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/hundreds-of-tourist-photos

digbicks:

Fifth Element, a book of self-destruction by Marija Strajnic

1. Dusan Juric as water
2. Isidora Veselinovic as earth
3. Marija Knezevic as fire
4. Danilo Andjus as air
5. Milica Kolaric and Stefan Unkovic as kiss

Dusan, Isidora, Marija and Danilo were asked to make facial expressions as if they were supposed to die by the force of either water, or earth, or fire, or air. Their expressions were photographed, developed and printed as photographs, in order to be undertaken by the destruction process. Result is a book, with a set of 16 interactive portraits of the people suffering their own devastation. Each step of the destruction process in this book is interrupted with a successively zoomed kissing scene which encircles those 4 deaths into the Fifth element, showing the impossibility of existing as an Absolute.

fer1972:

Double Exposure Artworks by Yaser Almajed

1. Night and Day

2. Getting Old

3. Paris

4. Surviving

cosascool:

Luca Pierro.