Behance /Flickr The work of the ukranian photographer and designer Maximus Chatsky.
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Showing posts with label Portrait. Show all posts
Nina Leen
Nina Leen was one of the first women photographers for LIFE. Born in Russia, grew up in Germany, Switzerland and Italy. Upon first arriving in the United States in 1939, her reporter's eye led to a series of the habits and rituals of her newly adopted homeland. In 1945, Leen joined LIFE, producing over 40 covers and countless spreads for the magazine. Her series on, "A Teenager Monopolizes the Telephone," or her descriptions and images of "The American Male," are portraits of the North American society of its time.
Angela Rossi
http://www.beatupcreations.com
http://www.etsy.com/shop/BeatUpCreations
—"I strive to be simple. I like small things, dirty art and banjo music. Most of the time I am called Angela. I was born and bred in Los Angeles. My father and my brother are both professional artists. My mother is an expert craftsman. I am not."
via Claudio Parentela at foggygrizzly.
Luis Dourado
http://www.luisdourado.net/
"Luis Dourado was born in Porto, Portugal in 1984. Began his studies at ESAD, Escola Superior de Artes e Design of Matosinhos, Porto where he graduated in Product Design in 2006. In that same year he travelled to Barcelona where he concluded the Master program in Public Space/Communication at ELISAVA School. Nowadays he lives in Berlin where he collaborates and works in several projects in the areas of Illustration and Visual Arts. His work has been published in "Maps" by Mastodonte Editorial (AR), Monocromo Magazine (ME), Sleep City (US), "Objects-Journal of the Applied Arts" (DE), "Outlook Magazine" (CH), "It´s Nice That Issue 5" (UK), "Doppelganger" (DE) by Gestalten Verlag, and other publications."
Rodrigo La Hoz
Elisabeth Arkhipoff
http://www.romanticsurf.com/
"Elisabeth Arkhipoff is an artist and designer who lives and works in Paris and New York. She was born in Ivory Coast in 1973 to a Russian father and an Armenian mother. Graduating Paris X university with a BA in Contemporary Literature and Philosophy, she started her artistic career in 2000 at the Paris Museum of Modern Art with an experimental free-lending library.
Her practice embraces music, painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation and drawing which explores the functioning and selectivity of memory and its building of identity. Her works have been reproduced in several catalogues and magazines including: Frieze, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Creative Review, IDEA, ZOO, Vogue, Ryuko Tsushin, +81, Self Service, Dazed & Confused, Studio Voice and SHOWstudio.com."
Sandra Suy
http://www.sandrasuy.com/
Sandra Suy (b.1977) is a fashion illustrator based in Barcelona, Spain. Find more about her on Myspace / Dripbook.
Lucas Lasnier
From the series Girls and Roses.
Lucas Lasnier aka Parbo is a graphic designer and illustrator from Buenos Aires, Argentina and founder with Andrés Bonavera of Kid Gaucho. Follow his latest projects on Flickr.
Paula Duró
http://www.nodefinitivo.com
Paula Duró was born in 1981, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Translation mistakes if any are mine) In 2000 she started studying Visual Arts in IUNA National University Institute of Art, there with other friends they founded the No Definitivo group, formed by photographers, painters, sculptors and visual artists. They set up exhibitions and an internet site, and with the years more artists became part of No Definitivo, building thus a network of unlimited communication.
Follow her latest projects in Flickr.
Espen Friberg
Poster for Metronomicon Audio show at The Villa, 2007
http://www.espenfriberg.com/
"Espen Friberg is Norwegian illustrator, graphic designer and artist that has been working freelance since 2008. Before that he co-founded and worked at the Norwegian design studio Yokoland together with Aslak Gurholt Rønsen". You can buy some of his collage pieces here. He is currently based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Maria Rozalia Finna
http://mariarozaliafinna.com/
Maria Rozalia Finna is an artist whose work has constant references to mythical creatures, magic and nature. She currently lives and works in Melbourne, Australia. —"I think freedom is important. I believe humans are multi-faceted and multi-dimensional which i believe is the nature of psychedelia. To be able to express whatever i so desire, all the sides that have as yet gone unseen in the 3rd dimension is a lifetimes worth or work."—Interviewed by cosmiccrystalsdyrtipigs.
Follow her on Twitter / Flickr / Myspace / Facebook / Blogger.
via pentruochi
Hideaki Kawashima
Impossibility, 2008. Acrylic on canvas.
http://www.tomiokoyamagallery.com/
Born in Aichi, Japan in 1969. He graduated as a BA in 1991 from Tokyo Zokei University, Japan. His work has been published in Little Boy: The Arts Of Japan's Exploding Subculture and The Japanese Experience: Inevitable.
via madebysix.
Aleksandra Waliszewska
http://www.waliszewska.blogspot.com
Born in 1976 in Warsaw, Aleksandra Waliszewska graduated from Warsaw Art School and Academy of Fine Arts. "I’m more interested in depicting states of emotion. Narratives tend to arise by themselves, they kind of evolve by their own will." "I love pre-modern art. It is an endless source of inspiration for me, a true bottomless well of ideas. Looking at some picture throughout the years, I can continue to find new elements in it, discover new qualities that I didn’t notice before. My real favourites would be Hans Memling, Enguerrand Quarton and Nicolas Poussin. I have definitely less interest for modern art."—Interviewed by http://www.mydancetheskull.com/
Find her on Facebook / Flickr / Blogger
via itcouldbe.me
Fred Tomaselli
1. Glassy, 2006.
2. Butterfly effect, 1999.
3. Torso, 1999.
4. Laura, 1995.
b.1956 in California, lives in New York. 'Fred Tomaselli is celebrated for the ecstatic fantasies he presents in his pictures—explosions of color, laced with art-historical references, that both invite transcendence and hint at the more toxic, monstrous visions that can accompany quests for the sublime. He uses a range of techniques, including collage, painting and glazing, to make his highly decorative pictures that are often described as psychedelic—particularly since he has infamously included pills and marijuana leaves among his collage materials (which once led to his works being detained by customs officials in France)'.
"I want people to get lost in the work. I want to seduce people into it and I want people to escape inside the world of the work. In that way the work is pre-Modernist. I throw all of my obsessions and loves into the work, and I try not to be too embarrassed about any of it. I love nature, I love gardening, I love watching birds, and all of that gets into the work. I just try to be true to who I am and make the work I want to see. I don’t have a radical agenda."-source
Gilda Mantilla
1, 3. Fauna, 2006
2, 4. Sismographer III, 2004
Visual artist who lives and works in Lima. Fauna forms part of "Dibujando B...", a research project by Gilda Mantilla and Raimond Chavez, around drawing, travel and latinamerican context. First phase, three week river trip from Peruvian Andes to the triple peruvian, colombian and brazilian border with notebooks and pencils. Second phase, studio work. "We like to draw; we think it underlies all we do as a knowledge and experience tool. Those connecting dots allow us to create an image of the world. Drawing may allow us to rethink it or imagine it in different ways."
http://www.bazarbambi.org/
Eric White
1. The one, 2004
2. Another one, 2004
3. From 'Who are parents?", 2004
"The idea that there are things that exist beyond our perception is fascinating to me"
Interviewed by Fecalface
Aeroplastics virtual galery
http://www.ewhite.com/
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