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TREY WRIGHT
Trey Wright‘s collages are how you’d expect someone with an unorthodox slant would recreate reality. They also show the many objects that occupy Trey’s day-to-day thoughts (legs, plants, strange fruit) and how he transforms them ...
ANDY DENZLER
It’s almost impossible to take in Andy Denzler‘s works just one way. They appear as digital photographs, but are actually paintings. They seem real, but abstract. They look as if they were created, then smeared ...
JOHN KILAR
It’s another typically sunny day in Venice Beach, the kind that makes even the pastiest pallor take on a golden hue, and seems to bring out the dog-walker in all of us. John Kilar is ...
MARCEL VAN DER VLUGT
Marcel van der Vlugt‘s beauty portraits—with their slices of salmon and cheese slapped on the faces of amusingly aloof models—are the best kind of beauty. Strong and a bit disturbing. No wonder this Netherlands-born photographer ...
SHINYA ARIMOTO
Shinya Arimoto points out one of his most memorable shots, a close up of an old man with a likably lined, dark face—whether through sun or age, most likely both—an immaculate white, wavy beard, and ...
MICHAEL TIGHE
“I don’t think of them as tough times, if you’re referring to my heroin addiction,” Michael Tighe says, laying flat out on the table a topic I had been wondering how to bring up for ...
LI WEI
The plan was to talk to Li Wei about logistics. How he manages to plunge headfirst into the windshield of a Jeep or soar Superman-style out of the 29th floor window of a Beijing city ...