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Romantic of Elements

André Wagner introduces it’s latest photography in a limited edition collection presentation with some surreal visual effects: Romantic of Elements.


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Trying to escape or getting inside? Black and White pure delight comes in “Ghost” from the hands of Nick van Woert.

Trying to escape or getting inside? Black and White pure delight comes in “Ghost” from the hands of Nick van Woert.

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Specimen A: “As society advances, our senses become less and less reliable as tools for discerning truth in our surroundings. A piece of fruit that appears wholesome and natural was most likely genetically altered to be larger or have a thinner skin. A piece of furniture which gives the impression of being hand-crafted and unique may have in fact been mass-produced in a factory.”“‘Specimen A’ is a commentary on industry’s attempt to mask the true nature of products via external appearance. At first glance these cocoon-like structures appear organic, yet they are created from entirely man-made components such as thread, lace, handmade paper, burlap, and other fabric. Mechanical cogs and gears are visible as well, tearing through the outer shell to reveal the structures’ suggested identities as disguised machines. The uselessness of these creations, suspended indefinitely within a frame, highlights the perfunctory nature of so many manufactured objects in modern society.”

Specimen A:
“As society advances, our senses become less and less reliable as tools for discerning truth in our surroundings. A piece of fruit that appears wholesome and natural was most likely genetically altered to be larger or have a thinner skin. A piece of furniture which gives the impression of being hand-crafted and unique may have in fact been mass-produced in a factory.”

“‘Specimen A’ is a commentary on industry’s attempt to mask the true nature of products via external appearance. At first glance these cocoon-like structures appear organic, yet they are created from entirely man-made components such as thread, lace, handmade paper, burlap, and other fabric. Mechanical cogs and gears are visible as well, tearing through the outer shell to reveal the structures’ suggested identities as disguised machines. The uselessness of these creations, suspended indefinitely within a frame, highlights the perfunctory nature of so many manufactured objects in modern society.”

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Couldn’t resist before these intense textile hand-crafted designs. Again by the innovative Marit Fujiwara (a.k.a Tanana Takite).

Couldn’t resist before these intense textile hand-crafted designs. Again by the innovative Marit Fujiwara (a.k.a Tanana Takite).

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London based artist Marit Fujiwara showcases some great drawings, filled with centered composition and a pastel + intense balanced color scheme.

London based artist Marit Fujiwara showcases some great drawings, filled with centered composition and a pastel + intense balanced color scheme.

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Lights, colour scheme, composition an overall style in Between the Seams makes it a very atmospheric watercolor made illustration by Stephanie Pui-Mun Law.

Lights, colour scheme, composition an overall style in Between the Seams makes it a very atmospheric watercolor made illustration by Stephanie Pui-Mun Law.

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A microcosmos of color in a visual metaphore by Nigel Evan Dennis: Confetti.

A microcosmos of color in a visual metaphore by Nigel Evan Dennis: Confetti.

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Many elements serve society as interaction agents, in this study Clarissa Tossin uses napkins as social interaction agent during regular dinning-related events.

Many elements serve society as interaction agents, in this study Clarissa Tossin uses napkins as social interaction agent during regular dinning-related events.

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Comfort Zone is about human interaction imprinted on small clay layers through the insertion in the precise area of such interaction.

Comfort Zone is about human interaction imprinted on small clay layers through the insertion in the precise area of such interaction.

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