Projection photography by Lee Kirby. This could be cool with places in a famous country and then the skyline in black and white (portrait)
Vintage photographs chopped up into perfect little diamonds, mixed up with each other, and then rearranged into new dizzying images. Today’s lovely touch of vertigo is brought to you by Californian artist Allison Diaz.
Melinda Gibson's series 'The Photograph as Contemporary Art' adheres to this theory, quite literally. She 'sticks things together' – in this case, sliced-up images culled directly from the pages of Charlotte Cotton's seminal book, The Photograph as Contem
Vogue Art: Each one is made by layering all 12 of the 2010 covers on top of each other. Every Vogue in the world was included in this series, titled Vogue on Vogue on Vogue etc,
Black & White - lacy shadows, Get sunny, like a little hunnybunny
Hyper Realistic Paintings by Joshua Suda – Fubiz™ (Is not really a photo for this panel but, amazing!
With each season comes a new take on the “MashUp” trend where seemingly unrelated materials, technologies and inspirations collide. One MashUp worthy of recall landed not on the catwalk, but in the…
Alyssa Monks: NY based oil painter I really love this oil painting because how realistic it appears to be. This piece shows great emphasis in the woman's face. This artist added emphasis by adding details to her face.
Double Exposure Portraits by Brandon Kidwell
projection photography - building block projection onto a silhouette AP
Warhols polaroids of the movers and shakers
Jean Faucheur - Photographie 2000 ? 20..
soft light portrait Man Ray / photo by David Bailey
Gillian Wearing OBE ‘‘I’m desperate’’, © Gillian Wearing, courtesy Maureen Paley/ Interim Art, London She stops people in the street, gives them a pen and paper then asks them to write whatever they feel like.
