Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts

Denying gravity

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Denying gravity
French conceptual artist Philippe Ramett creates amazing photographs, absolutely deny the phenomenon of gravity as such. Of course the same, give the impression that all images have been processed with special programs, for example, Photoshop.
Note: none of these pictures has not been processed Photoshop!

Yet, in reality, it is not. used in the filming of complex structural engineering. They also allow the artist to stand or sit under a completely unusual angles. Most of Philip Rametta compared with the masterpieces of Chinese artist Li Wei.
As a sculptor, Philip Ramett famous in the 90s of last century. Later he took up photography, but unusual, and raises the question of gravity, weightlessness and gravity. In his photographs Ramett seeks to convey the feeling is absolutely calm and almost meditative relaxation.
One of the evidence that the photo does not treated, he is Phillip) In an interview with British magazine The Guardian he said: "Pay attention to how stretched my hands over my face, a red tide due to his blood, my crumpled suit"


Philip Ramett became known worldwide for its incredible tools and structures of wood and metal. Photography was just the next step in his work. The Frenchman comes up with special attachments for each situation and personally creates them. It was a talent of the sculptor allowed him to defy gravity! By the way, Ramett still prefers to call himself a sculptor, not a photographer









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3d digital pictures

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3d digital pictures
Designer and photographer Ayaka Ito (Ayaka Ito) and a professional photographer Randy Church (Randy Church) have created an amazing digital portraits.















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Suspended Backyard Sitting

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Everyone needs a personal sanctuary in which to wind down, and this house in suburban Maryland has fostered the sacred on-site in this Tea House by David Jameson Architects

Inspired by the form of a Japanese lantern, the bamboo-embraced Tea House by David Jameson hangs serenely from a steel frame overhead. This glass-and-bronze box serves as the perfect place for a book and hot green tea, a meditation session or a musical recital featuring one of the family’s talented children.










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