Showing posts with label brazil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brazil. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Breno Rotatori





Published in the brand new 'Talent' issue of Foam Magazine: This easily adorable and highly effective work form Breno Rotatori. Sometimes the most 'simple' ideas just work best...

"... my grandmother, age of 82 years old, began photographing her life. Most of the time at family gatherings, while she was photographing with her automatic analog camera, I began to photograph her in order to fight back her act. Thus generating counter plan, so that the bidimensional would begin to show some tridimensionality. Although the images are generated at the same time, there seems to be different temporalities, each one from its process of image formation."

Visit his website here.

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

gui mohallem




work by gui mohallem. see more here.

[all gui mohallem. from the series rehearsal to madness.]

Saturday, June 14, 2008

diego bianchi



diego bianchi's great portrayal of consumer household items in nature. see more here.

[all diego bianchi. all from the series paraíso. 2007.]

Friday, April 11, 2008

marcelo krasilcic




marcelo krasilcic shoots lots of interesting commercial work. these are from a pleasantly bizarre spread in elle accessories. see more of marcelo's stuff here and here.

[all marcelo krasilcic. from elle accessories sprint 2008 issue.]

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

dionisio gonzalez




dionisio gonzalez explores the architecture of shanty towns in são paulo, brazil by combining photos of these actual structures with pictures of sleek, geometric modern architecture. see more of dionisio's work here. and a big thanks to andrew for passing along this link.

[all dionisio gonzalez. top to bottom: marginal 3. 2006. encriptaciones. 2004. marginal 4. 2006.]

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

inés lombardi




i'd like to know more about austrian-based artist inés lombardi. i've come across a few things by her recently that i've really liked. you can see more of her work here.

[all inés lombardi. untitled. 1994-5.]