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It is to better denounce the drifts of the cosmetic surgery and go against the current of the canons of beauty that the Malaysian Joann Tan launched its collection "Not Your Average Beauty".
Hyperrealistic Oil Paintings of Vivid Chrome Masks by Kip Omolade
Brooklyn-based artist Kip Omolade creates large-scale oil paintings of chrome masks, depicting not only the subtle details of female faces, but incorporating the reflected environment of each piece. The series, entitled Diovadiova Chrome, makes reference in part to historical African sculptures. H/T:green.trendolizer
Surreal Portraits Of Mollusk-Headed Women by Ewa Juszkiewicz
Ewa Juszkiewicz is a Polish painter based in Warsaw and Krakow, Polen. She obtained a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, Poland. She works in the fields of painting, drawing, installation and animation. Her major area of interest is the image of women. She analyzes the canons of picturing women in the history of art, as well as their cultural and social implications. She works mostly in the field of portrait, creating hybrid characters by means of appropriation and remixing of historical artworks. Using deconstruction and referencing, she establishes a dialogue with the painting tradition on the grounds of which she builds new contexts, narrations and formal solutions. h/t: Art Fucks Me
Amazing Shadow Art By Fabrizio Corneli
“light is the energy which creates forms,” says Fabrizio Corneli
, who uses mathematical calculations to produce his stunning shadow sculptures. What’s fascinating about his art is that you wouldn’t even know it existed when the lights are turned off, and only when the lights are switched on do the silhouettes takes form to create beautiful pictures upon the adjacent walls.
“light is the energy which creates forms,” says Fabrizio Corneli
, who uses mathematical calculations to produce his stunning shadow sculptures. What’s fascinating about his art is that you wouldn’t even know it existed when the lights are turned off, and only when the lights are switched on do the silhouettes takes form to create beautiful pictures upon the adjacent walls.
h/t: Bored Panda
