Mêlant skateboard, architecture et auto-portraits, voici une magnifique série de photographies de Fabiano Rodrigues, un photographe passionné de skateboard qui à travers ses clichés nous fait découvrir sa ville, Sao Paulo. Des auto-portraits dans lesquels il se met lui même en scène en pleine action, tout en accordant une grande importance à l’architecture qui l’entoure, créant de superbes compositions noir et blanc.
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Our Regular Hardcover Edition of Hi-Fructose Collected 3 is coming later this month. To celebrate, we're covering priority shipping costs for you. Over 350 pages of amazing art and two special tri-foldouts by Josh Keyes and Mark Ryden. For a limited time, we will cover the Priority Mail Med. Box Shipping to US residents. See it in our online store and pre-order your copy here and take a look at a few spreads from the book and the complete artist list after the jump.
Italian street artist G. Loois creates monochromatic murals with a visceral appeal. The organic, lumpy forms sprawl across walls, breaking each other open, fracturing and fusing again. There is something erotic about these shapes, like Dali's famous baguettes and rock formations in his early paintings. G. Loois achieves this sensual effect with the power of suggestion — no gratuitous demonstrations of flesh or pretty faces needed. Take a look at some of G. Loois's murals after the jump.
In today's day and age, the idea of the cyborg becomes less of a sci-fi fantasy and more of a reality. We store many of our memories in Instagram pictures and memos written on the notepad app on our iPhones — So who's to say that we're not part man and part machine. Billy Nunez, also known as Biz20, explores the idea of the cyborg in his digital artworks, deconstructing faces to reveal the intricate wiring and machinery within. Take a look at some of his work after the jump.
Jane Radstrom is a painter from Austin, Texas, who creates figurative double exposure drawings and paintings. She captures expression and complex gestures through layering multiple versions of the same figure in a single setting. Her unique timelapse techniques illustrate movement and become a deeper exploration into her subjects' mannerisms and body language. The expressive marks that make up her paintings are a mix of pastels, oil paints thinned with paint thinner, and a wax medium blended on smooth paper. See more after the jump!
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