Image from mixed media artist, Francesco Camillo

The technology of body by Lucy McRae.

Rosemary Laing represented by tolarno galleries.

Dan Tobin Smith has recently updated the site. He’ s coming back with another amazing still life project. His style is unforgettable. To view the rest just click below!

More at http://www.dantobinsmith.com/

“My photographs deal with womanhood, motherhood, life, death, birth, fertility… I don’t like the word feminist, but the issues that make people feminist are very interesting to me.”

http://www.ionerucquoi.com

More at Acidolatte!

Photography by Juan Troncoso

Photo-Collages by Seattle artist John Schuh. More pics below!

http://johnschuh.net

Found at Antitect

Nicole Tran Ba Vang – Collection Automne/Hiver 2007/08

Nicole Tran Ba Vang is a Paris based artist. She has realized some amazing photographic project. This is one never posted. Enjoy!

www.tranbavang.com

the rest at www.tranbavang.com

Paco Peregrìn – Alien Beauty

Alien Beauty is just one of the stunning photographic project by the Spanish photographer Paco Peregrìn. He works across fashion, art, advertising and beauty picture. His style is unique. Have a look!

http://www.pacoperegrin.com/

Found at Cpluv

“One morning, I don’t remember when, I woke up in a sweat, my heart pounding in alarm. I was left only with a vague memory.”

Some words, some images from the Yang Yi underwater world…Enjoy!

In my dream, I appear, clothed; I come and go along these familiar alleys. I revisit my old school, the dazzle of lights emanating from the cinema, the riverside where I used to swim, the rooftops where I once went to get a breath of fresh air, the winding pathways… all is in darkness, unattended, there are no friends or relatives to be found anywhere. Where do all of these bubbles and floating objects come from? It becomes difficult to breathe, I fail to grasp anything, I scream but no sound can be heard…

Near the end of 2005, camera in tow, I endeavored to return to my hometown in order to photograph it. For better or for worse, my town had not yet been completely leveled and the people had not yet been entirely relocated. Despite the many ruins, the city’s activity could still be discerned. As for construction on the new town, that had long since been completed. Everything was so enthralling! I was far too busy looking up old friends and acquaintances to take any pictures. In the summer of 2006, I traveled by boat to the Three Gorges Dam. All along the route, in Zigui, Wushan, Yunyang, Fengjie and Wanxian, I photographed fragments of these riverside places.

This year I have returned several times. Each time, I felt it was a race against time. Thrilling slogans could be read everywhere, painted on the walls: “Let us tear down half a city in one hundred days”. They were destroying the old town so fast, leaving an atmosphere of death and decomposition everywhere. In taking these photographs, I had to hold my breath and, once taken, would make my escape.

I don’t intend to dwell on the meaning to be found in my photography. What is important for me is that I came from that town. It is about all that we have in common there: our accent, our spicy coriander, the nod we give each other, a friendly signal to say hello when we pass one another on the street, these streets that we have traveled alongside our ancestors, that have herded us along together… this series was created for all of that. It will be my personal memoir!

In 2009, it will be among the last settlements to be evacuated of people and submerged under the waters of the Three Gorges Dam, uprooting its inhabitants forever. Kaixian, the 1800 years of my childhood home’s history, expunged.

I was born there 36 years ago.

On that day, I will awake underwater.

www.parisbeijingphotogallery.com

Marrian Photographe | Carré Blanc

Eric Marrian is a photographer from France. This is his latest project: “Carré Blanc”. Awesome!

Namiko Kitaura was born in Tokyo in 1977. She has had experience as a freelance photographer in London, In tokyo, and as an artist in residence at Fabrica, the Benetton research centre in Italy. She produce distinctive images with a strong, personal voice.

The implied Romanticism within her works is both abstract and absolute. The image contemplate each other sensually, with a sense of graceful motion suspeded in a non temporal framework. She aims to visualize the almost invisible aspect of the human condition that lie below the physical, and their juxtaposition: passion in depression, comfort in sadness, tranquility in chaos and beauty in ugliness.

These shoots comes from the impressive portfolio of the French photographer Gregoire Alexandre. His sets are amazing!

All the rest at http://www.gregoirealexandre.com

Interesting shoots coming from the photographer Gabriel Moginot.

Found at Cpluv

kimiko Yoshida – Self Portraits [2007/2009]

Here they are some of the latest self-portraits created by the awesome Japanese artist Kimiko Yoshida in the last two years. Enjoy!

More at kimiko.fr