Aakash Nihalani

Mosque, 2011, paper tape on wall, New Delhi, India

Self- Portrait, 2009, paper tape on cardboard

Rainborough, 2008, paper tape on wall, Brooklyn, New York

 My dear friend Avni was so good at tape art that his casual works was blowing my mind! Aakash Nihalani goes way out of my reach though. His "Sum Series" are the smartest and coolest things I've seen in a while.

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Ward Roberts

"Courts"

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Christoffer Relande

Multiple Exposures by1986 born Finish photographer Christoffer Rlande.

Cosmic by Sofia Ajram

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Steve Back

Over the course of three years Steve Back captured these images by the help of the beta carotene found in the water over Hutt Lagoon in Kalbarri, Australia (West) while traveling.

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Nature by Diane Tuft

Aftermath #3

Anka's Embrace

Destiny

Eyvindor's Crevasse

Since 1998 Diane Tuft has been documenting the natural world from a different spectrum than what is visible to our eye. By tracing the ultraviolet light (found in Great Salt Lake, Utah; Iceland and Greenland) she portrays the natural beauty of our earth exposed to this specific light which also increases over time by ozone delpation and global warming.

Nicolas Malinowsky

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John Crawford

Aerial Nudes

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Clergue Lucien

Born in 1934, Lucien Clergue is a French photographer who also became a good friend of Picasso after meeting him to show his artwork in 1953. He kept sending his photographs to the Master and their relationship lasted 30 years until Picasso's death. Within that time period he work on a series of photographs of traveling entertainers, acrobats and harlequins (the "Saltimbanques"). He was also interested in the subject of carrion (the dead and decaying flesh of an animal).  

Edward Burtynsky

Beautiful land views photographed by Edward Burtynsky. I believe people's last names always gives a nice tip about their talent, maybe he should nickname himself "projection from the eye in the sky" as he describes his work as " these images function as reflecting pools of our times".

Color Twins

"Mimicry"

by

Maurits Giesen & Ilse Leenders

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Solar Dynamics Observatory

  The Sun Now

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