Tuesday, September 27, 2011
The Ruins of Samuel Bak
Samuel Bak is an Israeli artist (born in Poland 1933) who stands in the great dark symbolistic tradition of Zdzisław Beksiński. Sure that Bak not is as dark and threatening as Beksiński but they share their obsession for ruins, which at least in Bak’s case is related with the experience of the Nazi occupation of Poland.
Typical for Bak’s paintings there are also as chess pieces and sometimes dices as recurring subjects.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Kind of Steampunk Fashion
Here the Brazilian model Bruna Tenorio was shot by the fashion photographer Geoff Barrenger for the Ports 1961 Fall Winter 2010 Ad Campaign.
She poses in an old factory 19th century style. It’s especially this kind of industrial decay which gave the photos that fashionable steampunk look.
Labels:
Decay,
Post apocalyptic fashion,
Steampunk
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Remaining Signs
Two sience fiction cover illustrations of the 1960s. Both are using the ruins of human monuments to indicate that there happened a great disaster. The first looks like if thare where too much water, which has flloded great parts of the world. On the second there’s no water at all and sand is covering the the impressive monuments of mankind
Friday, September 2, 2011
Ruin Decoration
Especially temple ruins are very popular to decorate aquariums. Naybe they shall remind us of great disasters like Atlantis.
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