The photography of polish artist Maciej Goraczko is exactly the sort of extreme dark art that Wyrd Words & Effigies was set up to celebrate. As I scrolled through his work, my excitement became almost too much to handle.
Maciej Goraczko
Category: Photography
The Inevitable
Recent photographic endeavours resulted in the following. You can find my photography journal here.
Ghostliness
Loving the ghostliness of Susan Burnstine's photography.
Mothmeister
If you do one thing today, I suggest you enjoy the surreal and wonderfully disturbing images from boyfriend/girlfriend team Mothmeister.
Hidden
I've never been that bothered about visiting Australia. I'm all about cold climates and ice. But my thoughts on Oz have shifted somewhat. How come, you ask? Well, I found out about Hidden, a yearly sculptural walk in Sydney's Rockwood Cemetary. I'm particularly enchanted by this installation, entitled Ethereal – Bodies, Ritual and Desire, by… Continue reading Hidden
Kamila Nora Netíková
Photographer Kamila Nora Netik is the latest creative to put her fingers inside my soul and shift it around some with her powerful portraits of nature. You can purchase her photographic mysteries here.
Forgotten Brains
Texas based photographer Adam Voorhes has recently released a book entitled Malformed, and within it's pages are images of 100 rare, damaged and malformed human brains. Each brain that Voorhes photographed once belonged to a Texas state mental hospital patient.
Ewa Kepys
Ewa Kepys - now there's an intriguing name if ever there was one. It's almost as intriguing as her photography.
Martin Vlach
Today my heart is reserved for Martin Vlach's spooky, black and white photography.
Evelyn Bencicova
German photographer Evelyn Bencicova has my attention now and always. Beautiful, weird, compelling work.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 