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It is not even this week that we can show off on the beach… For consolation, here is the Week End Selection n°37 which I hope will fill your hearts...
An amazing series of monochrome silhouettes by Indonesian photographer Hengki Lee, based in Jakarta. Having only started photography in 2009, this talented...
The “Conversations with History” project by American photographer David Emitt, who uses old rusty cans as support for his wet collodion photographs...
It seems that the Latte Art, the art of decorating Cappuccino, is a real trend in Japan! After the “Color Latte Art, 33 color cappuccino by Nowtoo...
In line with “Atlas, paintings on maps by Fernando Vicente” and “Portraits from cut discarded maps by Nikki Rosato“, here are the...
Here is “Prime Evil“, an excellent animated short film full of humor that brings a new explanation for the extinction of the dinosaurs! When...
“Endor Project” is a project of German photographer Benjamin Antony Monn, which captures the traces of human presence lost in the wide desert...
We already talked about the incredible illustrator Dan Luvisi (Batman, Star Wars, Kick Ass and the others – 30 by Dan Luvisi), who is back today with...
The Italian artist photographer Chiara Fersini, aka Himitsuhana, creates some great surrealist portraits between photography and painting. With a soft...
“The Wheel House” is a project of Acrojou Circus Theatre, which carries two acrobats to explore the world on their circular house. An unusual...
The series “Trompe l’oeil, petite maison” by Canadian artist Elise Victoria Louise Windsor, who uses her photographs to make disappear...
With “In My Own Eyes“, Kazakh photographer Timur Zhansultanov documented his own daily life over the last two years, through a series of photographs...
