Peace by Ampersand Design Studio
Pink Floral Bouquet I by Lisa Rupp
Pirkei Avos Quote by Grace D. Chin
Rejected La Croix – Male Tears by Kate Bingaman-Burt
Checkered Poster by Garance Doré
Dans le vent by Stephanie Rivet
Desert Poster by Linda Benziger
Measurements Poster by Chickpea Magazine
Bodies of Water by Filippa Jean Edghill
Botanical Study No. 1 by Furbish
Double Rainbow Over Marfa by Kelly Christine Print Shop
Homage to the Square Red Brass by Josef Albers
Ontario-based photographer Patty Maher‘s work is hauntingly beautiful. Her inspiration lies in storytelling, set in both natural and urban settings, and through staged and self-portraits. Using posture and gesture the subjects’ faces are hidden, their inner worlds and emotions explored through symbol and color. Maher’s end goal in each piece is to disrupt the boundaries between real life and the otherworldly, the surreal and the fantastic.
Niaz Uddin is a Los Angeles-based director, photographer, and filmmaker, and with titles like those it’s no surprise he has a fantastic eye. Uddin’s beautiful shots of nature made me take a few moments to slow down and appreciate what surrounds us, especially appreciated during this hectic time of year.
José Lourenço‘s ongoing series entitled Ice Cream is the stuff visual art dreams are made of! Loaded paintbrushes full of swirled, nearly marbled paint look just about good enough to eat. I’d love to see a video of how Lourenço creates these pieces.
The habit of having a camera and sketchbook with you at all times lends itself well to being a pro at capturing moments. Photographer Jeff Dietz finds inspiration everywhere, finding a particularly strong connection to sunlight, trees, and the streets. Do you find yourself wondering about the backstories here, too?
Nima Chaichi is an accomplished photographer with previous work in another field – architecture. His dual experiences allows Chaichi to combine elements like light, form, ambiance, beauty, and accessories to create a unique style that lends itself well to several fields of photography, including fashion.
Photographer Garth Williams captures his experimentations of dropping ink into water tanks in Fluid Paintings. The resulting shapes and formations are kind of witchy, no?
Devin Lunsford‘s All the Place You’ve Got photo series feels like the epitome of early autumn. Lots of long shadows, plenty of golden hours captured, and just enough creepiness to tie it all together with a nice little October bow. If you grew up in the city you may not get it, but for those of us from the suburbs and outskirts… yeah.
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Another guessing game – what medium do you think makes up Nicolai Howalt‘s Light Break Wavelengths series? Paint? Ink? Maybe something less common? The answer is none of the above, it’s photography. Howalt challenges the boundaries of photos while exploring existential issues like the abstract and the real, life and death, horror and fascination, finite and infinite.
