Behance /Flickr The work of the ukranian photographer and designer Maximus Chatsky.
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. 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.
Steven B. Smith
http://www.stevesmithphotography.net/
"Steven B. Smith‘s Close to Nature and The Weather and a Place to Live “chronicle the transition of the Western landscape into suburbia.” They are studies of the ridiculous ways that man interacts with nature, by turn extraordinarily strange, funny and depressing in their bleakness. The man-meets-nature-and-produces-weirdness thing is not exactly uncommon, but I think Smith has a very keen compositional eye and does not go for the obvious subjects, often focusing in on the more easily overlooked details. A great trip into American suburbia that makes you want to go back for more but to never, ever live there."
By and via eyecurious.
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."
Lee Shih Hsun
photographed by 張瑄旂, Liao Che-Yi
http://www.flickr.com/photos/leeshihhsun/
The work of fashion designer Lee Shih Hsun displays elements from different cultural fields and harmonically incorporates classic cuts, delicate prints and knittings, with the more rough aesthetic of vintage tattoos and other singular accessories.
Arian Behzadi
"I am currently a Biological Sciences major with an emphasis in Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior at UC Davis. In between classes, however, I do personal and commissioned visual design work. I have always found parallels between art and the sciences so a lot of my studies find their way into my artwork."
http://cargocollective.com/arianbehzadi
Emma Parry
http://cargocollective.com/emmaparry/
http://www.helloemmaparry.blogspot.com/
Emma Barry is a Leeds based Photographer. Photos taken from 2008-2010
Taiyo Onorato + Nico Krebs
The Hypocondriac 2004
Tonk = Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs
born 1979. collaboration since 2003
studied Photography at the University of Art and Design Zurich
live and work in Zurich and Berlin and elsewhere.
http://www.tonk.ch/
Marta Caro
Marta Caro is a photographer whose work seems to explore the fine line between belonging and withdrawal, closeness and detachment; between the notion of home and the unknown.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/centrodigravita/
http://twitter.com/MartaCaro_
Casper Heijkenskjold
1. Proposal for Copenhagen's Night of Culture 2010, where galleries and museums are open until midnight.
2,3. Part of Moonspoon Saloon's "look book" for California 2010.
http://www.casperheijkenskjold.com/
The work of Casper Heijkenskjold, a danish designer currently doing an internship at Sagmeister's office in NY— is insightful and at timesinterested in inspiring a reflection upon the rol of design in society. "I see the process of communicating visually as a way to explore new paths and a way to get to know myself and the world around me better. It enables me to think about how things are connected and to have fun while I am here."
Tok Tok
1. Mask III. Serie —Inspiration from primitive tribes.
2. 01016
3. Laundry
4. Mask II. Serie —Inspiration from primitive tribes.
5. Minerals
6. Minerals mask
7. Pool boy
Based in Netherlands. His work uses both illustration and collage.
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