Death, Classically Done
A collection of over 400 classical images of death (warning: embedded music and long load times but worth the wait).
A collection of over 400 classical images of death (warning: embedded music and long load times but worth the wait).
Uli Westphal presents us with a strange, and incredibly large, photographic collection of mutated fruits, roots and vegetables. The artist thinks these photos addresses the extent to which we control and shape the appearance of nature through lawfully enforced standards and commercial selection. I think they’re interesting to look at as an archive of biological diversity.
Love is embarrassing. At least that’s what Ava thought. And if you ask me she’s mostly right.
Among all the other wonderful artwork on his website, I really enjoy Daniel Eatock’s ongoing photo series of vandalized trees which are reoriented.
It’s so black, it’s like, how much more black can it be?
The Answer is none.
None more black.
And I have just found out there is a band called None More Black
Denver’s own Egoist is in need of more ego(ists). If you think you have what it takes, go check out their essay contest.