Showing posts with label haris epaminonda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label haris epaminonda. Show all posts

Thursday, June 16, 2011

haris epaminonda




polaroids of printed images from the insides of obscure and antiquated books and magazines by haris epaminonda. see more here.

[all haris epaminonda. 2009. top to bottom: untitled #235. untitled #126. tntitled #251.]

Monday, May 23, 2011

Inspiration 1













[above: Haris Epaminonda and Lee Hazlewood]

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

haris epaminonda




work by haris epaminonda. see more here.

[all haris epaminonda. vol. IV.]

Saturday, December 5, 2009

haris epaminonda




work by haris epaminonda. see more here.

[all haris epaminonda. 2009. top to bottom: untitled #01m/g (collage). marabu (video still).
untitled #04 s/k 1999 (photograph).]

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

haris epaminonda




work by haris epaminonda. see more here.

[all haris epaminonda. top to bottom: the passers (book). 2006. grandmother's day (book). 2004. untitled *13 (paper collage). 2005-6.]

Tuesday, May 6, 2008

haris epaminonda




collage by haris epaminonda. take a peek at more here.

[all haris epaminonda. 2007. top to bottom: untitled 0010c/g. untitled 009c/g. untitled 03c/a.]

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

the infinite library





the infinite library is an amazing project by daniel gustav cramer and haris epaminonda. as they describe it: "the book objects (...) are each made from pages of existing books removed from their bindings and rebound as one. some of these series loosely relate to each other via a third element: geometrical shapes abstracted from the images, computer-edited, and overprinted on the originals. the disparate image stocks become intertwined and open on one another. having transcended any thematic organization, the loose pages now have the potential to amalgamate into an infinite number of new books. In so doing, they yield a library that defies conventional categorization." see more here.

[all daniel gustav cramer + haris epaminonda. from the project the infinite library.]