Today my heart belongs to the moon (light designed by Nosigner). The so called Supermoon – the lunar occurrence on March 19th, 2011 in which the moon appeared 14% bigger and 30% brighter – shined down on the people of Japan, inspiring them to believe, and have hope for, rebuilding what they had lost just over… Continue reading The Moon
Finding a musical project which engages all of my senses and keeps me coming back for more is extremely rare nowadays, especially where Pagan folk music is concerned. So much of it sounds mediocre and rehashed. So I was delighted to come across Eliwagar the other day (thank you You Tube), a Norse Heathen Neofolk… Continue reading Eliwagar / Pagan Folk
In awe of this nature inspired, fantastical collection from Japanese shoe designer Masava Kushino. They have a real Baba Yaga thing going on.
Tora Wolf is the pseudonym I use for my photography work and I have recently established a Tumblr page to use as an exhibition space. You can find it here. I will be updating it regularly with new and old work.
Endless story by Bousure.
The photograph you see here was captured by artist Jean de Pomereu and is, to the artist's knowledge, the only female nude ever taken in Antarctica. For me, Antarctica is an object of continued visual and intellectual fascination : A wilderness that, however much it is scrutinized and deconstructed, remains unmoved in its glacial quietude,… Continue reading The Only One
The ghostly photography of AE Csaky.
A lot of occult artists come on by my Facebook timeline, but it's been a while since something has stolen my attention as successfully as Rotten Fantom have. Composed of Elena Snegotskaya and Vladimir Snegotskiy they create art work that is rich with detail and dark atmosphere. You can find their work for sale at… Continue reading Rotten Fantom
Otherworldly photography from Vincent Brady. Discover how he managed to capture these surreal scenes here.
Utterly enchanted by Christine Linde's mystical photography. She is inspired by one of my favourite artists Theodore Kittelsen. At only twenty three, Linde is most certainly a young artist to watch. Check out more of her work here.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 