We got my mother a black cat Halloween candy bowl…
It’s no longer hers.
It’s the cat’s now.
Impermanence by Matthias Haker
Documenting the ruins of beautiful and grand buildings around Europe.
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Liu Bolin: The Invisible Man
Chinese artist Liu Bolin (born 1973), master of the impossible and the invisible, renowned for his allusive art in which only the silhouette of his body is visible against backdrops, is the protagonist two advertising campaigns for the luxury apparel brand Moncler. The campaign is shot by renowned American photographer Annie Leibovitz.
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Jade Mere
Jade’s animals, mostly predators from the canine and feline
families, convey both a sense of strength and ferocity as well as a frail,
almost lonely side. They wander through the night by themselves but have a
light to them, or clearly warn us to stay away. Jade’s art skillfully merges
classic plays of light and shadow with a modern digital painting style.
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Clash of the History of Art with Pop Culture in Digital Collages Shusaku Takaoka
Shusaku Takaoka is a Japanese graphic designer and an expert at turning history into a hipster. His works hilariously transform some of the classical art world’s most iconic faces into modern city slickers, and we actually wouldn’t be surprised if we saw any of these made-over canvas characters chilling on the subway, or strutting the latest trends on Broadway. But Takaoka didn’t stop there - he’s also reimagined them as movie stars, magazine covers, and even baristas. For more check out his Instagram.
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