Monat: November 2019

Sensual hologram-like works of art By Kazuki Takamatsu


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Sensual hologram-like works of art By Kazuki Takamatsu.

at the coreyhelfordgallery

Takamatsu is a Japanese artist whose world is coming out of a fairy tale. But this fairy tale is not like the others. Dark and violent stories where floating melancholic childish figures are either in despair either in possession of lethal killing machines. Little melancholic lolitas posing with innocence create an atmospheric mystic world. Kazuki Takamatsu mixes traditional and modern techniques
He collects new paintings that bridge analog and digital art, crafting gouache and acrylic layers that recreate figures first imagined using 3-D software. The artist uses this method to also tether both Eastern and Western culture.

Shadow/Deapth mapping or projective shadowing is a process by which shadows are added to 3D computer graphics.
A statement speaks to this new work: “Developing even further his iconic style, Kazuki Takamatsu paints young girls that silently speak to the beholder through…

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Unusual And Endangered Birds In Surprising Portraits By Tim Flach
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Unusual And Endangered Birds In Surprising Portraits By Tim Flach


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6402f196353162aeede17f1799df770b Philippine Eagle (pithecophagous)

passaros_Tim_Flach_02 Himalayan Monal pheasant

passaros_Tim_Flach_03.jpg Virginia Cardinal

passaros_Tim_Flach_04 Philippines Eagle

passaros_Tim_Flach_06 Silver Laced Poland Chicken

passaros_Tim_Flach_07 King Vulture

passaros_Tim_Flach_08 Shoebill

passaros_Tim_Flach_05 Gouldian Finch

1531161055408159.jpg Victoria-Crown-Pigeon

47690054_277899002889291_2657386988161975096_n.jpgCrested duck breed domestic

34495871_255005421724880_1911748303465218048_n.jpg The Grey Crowned Crane

TF_MTH_018_2_3 Barn Owl

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TF_Endangered_022_1_3Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus) 

Northern-Rockhopper-Penguin-copy_3 Northern Rockhopper Penguin

69562947_143093546926667_7366614336920908498_n.jpg Nicobar Pigeon

unnamed.jpgNorthern White-faced Owl – Ptilopsis leucotis

TF_Endangered_023_1_3 Hooded Vulture

69461600_151872752682132_1888068429786935781_n.jpg Vultrurine Guineafowl

Great-Grey-Owl_3.jpg Great Grey Owl

Unusual And Endangered Birds In Surprising Portraits By Tim Flach.

London-based photographer Tim Flach travels the world capturing the nuanced expressions, unique patterning, and unusual profiles of animals large and small. Often focusing his lens on endangered and vulnerable species, Flach highlights the traits of animals that are at risk of disappearing due to habitat loss, climate change, and human activity.

Flach’s bird photographs particularly stand out. His sharp, clear portraits show the colorful and wildly shaped feathers and beak of birds from the U.S. to the Himalayas. A stately Jacobian Pigeon, its two-toned ruff…

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Contemporary Sculptures By Doug Aitken Explore Our Relationship To Technology


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Contemporary Sculptures Explore Our Relationship To Technology.

American artist Doug Aitken explores the nature of freedom in a world dominated by technology in his Return to the Real exhibition, which is on show at London’s Victoria Miro gallery.

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