Georges Rousse Art. The work of Georges Rousse, a French artist who has been creating his painted perspective installations in abandoned and soon-to-be demolished buildings since the 1980′s.
Finding influence from Land Art as well as specific works like Suprametist painter Kazimir Malevich’s Black Square, Rousse pre-dates the modern trends of illusionistic installation, having perfected his trademark geometric style and his fondness for desolate locations decades ago. According to his site’s bio, Rousse considers himself a painter, sculptor, architect, and ultimately a photographer, but considers his raw material to be his great inspiration: Space. Upon selecting a site, Rousse goes about creating a unique angular perspective, that when photographed, compels the viewer to re-analyze their own surroundings, possibilities, transformations, and ultimately, Space. Poise, Grace, Elegance in YoungGeun Kim Ballet Photography YoungGeun Kim ballet photography has a discrete quality of poise and elegance, in which each gesture is accompanied by a matching delicate expression. His models are arrested dancers in freeze-frames, photographed both in black-and-white, as well as in color.
The photographer has them dress up in classical ballerina outfits, but also seems keen on showing us that their talent can shine through irrespective of outfit, backdrop and context. Their flexibility and grace are impressive, and reminiscent of the matching skills of Asian gymnasts. YoungGeun Kim lives his life according to the motto “If the today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?” Hidden Beauty of Flying Houses by Laurent Chehere Flying Houses by Laurent Chehere is a wonderfully surrealist photography series, which reminded us of Frank L. Baum’s The Wizard of Oz. The Paris-born photographer is an award-winning artist, for his Road Safety. Audi or Nike. campaign.
Artistas. Escultura. Out art. Instalaciones. Electronic art.