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Robin Cracknell - Memory

herosolitaire:

Robin Cracknell - Memory

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notyourdaddy:

I woke up this morning in the folds of a flower perched at the top of a funeral pyre.
Benjy Russell

notyourdaddy:

I woke up this morning in the folds of a flower perched at the top of a funeral pyre.

Benjy Russell

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More from Joshua Ben Longo. :)

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cacophonism:

Man With Dog
1990
Joel-Peter Witkin

cacophonism:

Man With Dog

1990

Joel-Peter Witkin

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Hollis Brown Thornton

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100artistsbook:

Unicorn King ~ Helmet Trumps 

100artistsbook:

Unicorn King ~ Helmet Trumps 

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unknowneditors:

Ran Ortner

Ran Ortner is an American artist, surfer and passionate about the sea and the ocean, who creates impressive photo-realistic paintings of waves. Using oil paint, Ran Ortner plays with great ease on the lights, the focal length and the details of his huge waves, making the result very realistic.  (Via)

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Jugend, 1904
Witches Dance by Max Bernuth

Jugend, 1904

Witches Dance by Max Bernuth

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Cai Guo-QiangInopportune: Stage Two, 2004

Entering the tiger room, you see the violent act- tigers with arrows pierced into their bodies and there’s a very visceral response. Even though it’s completely fake, the tigers are so realistically made that the audience feels pain when they see the them. The pain is not in the tigers, which obviously can’t feel. The pain is really in the person who’s viewing this. So it’s through the artwork, because it represents pain, that one feels this pain and has this very visceral relationship or reaction to it.”

- Cai Guo-Qiang

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thelocativecase:

Luna Fossil IV, 2010 by Sarah Blood

thelocativecase:

Luna Fossil IV, 2010 by Sarah Blood

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fuck-yeah-svart-sculpture:

Paul Komoda

fuck-yeah-svart-sculpture:

Paul Komoda

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Rembrandt:  The Man with the Golden Helmet
ca. 1650

Rembrandt:  The Man with the Golden Helmet

ca. 1650

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