The meditative and highly polished work of Hungarian photographer Akos Major.
Places I have never been but strangley enough, they remind me of home in the winter.
Although my taste usually leans toward photography that involves a bit less of editing, I find this work very interesting and evocative.
Andreas Gefeller is one of my favorite photographer.
Completely out of my range, completely odd and impossible, absolutely brilliant.
Below, he is using modified satellite images of urban agglomerations.
The last two are blowing my mind of ingenuity.
Le petit (ou grand?) monde du photographe Andreas Gefeller.
Le genre de travail qui satisfait tous mes sens.
Oh am I in love with these paper beauties! All crafted out of vintage maps. They just make me smile.
Welcome to the Holiday season dear readers!
Let's make this last month of the year a cheery one.
Let's try.
Les robes géographiques by Elisabeth Lecourt.
Berlin based photographer Meike Nixdorf shoots and edits landscapes like i have personally never seen before.
In one of her interview she recalls being told once by someone reviewing her portfolio in New York that her landscape photography was beautiful but that "any photographer could have taken it". The criticism staggered her and pushed her to start shooting with a different point of view. And here lies her new body of work.
What a fascinating artist. She is definitely in my radar.
I highly recommend this video if you are -like me- drawned to her stripped aesthetic.
Painting work by artist Judith Geher.
It's November 4th.
I am still "stranded" at home.
New York is hurting.
I am leaving to Los Angeles for few days for work. I always have a bit of anxiety when flying. So I'll leave you with a calming conceptual work by Luisa Lambri.
Have a great weekend everyone.
Really enjoyed going through photographer Shinsaku Kato's portfolio.
A trip to Norway caught my attention in a very special way.
Tres belle mini-série sur la Norvège du photographe Japonais Shinsaku Kato.
Me donne envie de voyages...
Carouschka Streijffert is a creator.
She creates spaces, paintings, collages, patterns, carpets... you name it.
And she creates OBJECTS = my favorite.
Below are some of her compelling creations using glass, metal, bone and strings.
Camille Seaman travelled over 5,600 miles across Texas, Oklahoma, kansas, Nebraska, South Nakota and north Dakota in less than 10 days during the 2008 hurricane season. She delivered this series called "The Big Cloud".
I think for most photographers it's almost impossible to stay unbiased by the spectacle and force behind nature.
I dream about a project like that, mostly for the cross-america road-trip fantasy but i am so completely chicken that i would never dare to chase hurricanes or tornadoes.
I call this a brave project.
I can't even articulate how much i love these brilliant installations from Tim Hawkinson.
Perfect use of space, subject, volume and proportions.
The super cool concepts and brilliant execution of artist Miya Kondo.
I am particulary fond of her ceramic series.
L'univers calmant et subtile des créations de l'artiste à concepts Miya Kondo.
Exactement besoin de ça en ce moment.
I am really into monochromatic art lately.
Love the charcoal drawings of artist Jenny Brown. Her work in color is equally beautiful, you should check out her entire body of work.
