I've been left wonderfully haunted by this utterly macabre series of photographs. The story behind the images is the death of a convicted murderer who was executed in 1993 and then had his body handed over to science. The body was segmented, and photographed for medical research. Then, in 2011, photography was used to put… Continue reading We Put Him Back Together
I feel I need to bring it to the attention of my readers that Nona Limmen has an Etsy shop. If you knew already, I'm happy. Your taste in art is impeccable. If you didn't know...then I am hoping you will enjoy what you find there.
After a handful of stressful days, I felt the need to slow down, let go of reality and let myself be enchanted for a while. That's when Sturmideenkind Photography came in...
It's such a nice feeling to get excited about photography, and the latest artist photographer who's work I have been hyped about is Philadelphia based Christian Hopkins. Specialising in surreal portraiture, his work is a world away from where we are.
It's hard to believe that the shots in this post - taken by Australian photographer Trent Parke - were taken on an Adelaide street corner.
I'm enjoying the haunted work of 23 year Seattle based photographer Tommy Nease.
Inspired by the beauty and tragedy of fairy tales and myths, Polish photographer Laura Makabresku creates images that are beautiful, thought-provoking and, more often than not, disturbing. “My [photographs] are like screenshots from beautiful but cruel fairy tales. Their narrations are not straight. Images that appear are more like feelings that come during a lecture of an… Continue reading Laura Makabresku
Cambridge born photographer Karl Dmitri Bishop creates rich imagery that's shrouded in mysticism.
Bergen, it would appear, has a magickal influence on all darkly inclined creatives who dwell there. Artist Linn Setane has, quite literally, stolen my breath with her intricate artworks and exquisite photography. I want to climb inside her images and stay there.
Born in Kristiansand in 1989, Norwegian photographer Taida Cali's creative journey began with painting and drawing, before taking a photographic direction. Her work explores deeply personal human expressions.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 