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New Work: Summer Fun (2018)

Hello 2018! Firstly, we offer our apologies – we’ve been pretty busy working on other projects over the last six months, which have sadly taken us away from creating, but rest assured, we have been capturing and working on some awesome pieces over the last month or two, so we’ll be flooding you with new, original pieces of work as soon as they’re ready. If you’re interested in purchasing any of our photographs, all original images with very limited print runs (framed or canvas), please feel free to contact us at anytime. Enjoy! 🙂

Greg Suits – Giant Skull Mural

Greg Suits turns an abandoned building into a giant skull

Photographed by Raphael Gonzalez, Street Artist Greg Suits aka Suitswon transformed an abandoned, decayed New York building into a giant skull. Love it!

New Scenario – Body Holes

New Scenario create art galleries from orifices of the human body

Designed by the artist duo New Scenario for the Berlin BiennalBody Holes is an interesting project that aims to use the human body, including the mouth, nose, ears, navel, anus, and other more discreet orifices, as a gallery space, exhibiting various artworks by artists such as Paul Barsch, Tilman Hornig, Yves Scherer, Rachel De Joode, Blunt Skensved or Viktor Fordell. Very original work indeed – enjoy 🙂

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Bryan Sansivero – Abandoned New York Mansion

Bryan Sansivero captures an abandoned lavish mansion with a secret past

Just outside New York City, there’s a sprawling, 57-room mansion sitting on 6 acres and equipped with a bowling alley, indoor tennis court, two bars, a library, opulent interiors, with spiral staircases and chandeliers. It is also entirely abandoned. Built in the late 1930s and last inhabited in the 1970s, the neglect is allegedly down to an owner who would buy lavish mansions and leave them to rot. While the building itself is in need of repairs, the collections within it remain untouched and have been beautifully captured by photographer Bryan Sansivero – there are dolls, old photographs, plastic flowers, paintings and two pianos, stark reminders of a privileged life from the past. Fascinating stuff! 🙂

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Fukushima – Images by Rebecca Lilith Bathory

Chris Lavelle turns stunning images by Rebecca Lilith Bathory into this powerful vid

A very moving yet fascinating and powerful video that takes us into the nuclear exclusion zone of abandoned Fukushima, we love the work of designer Chris Lavelle who has given movement and depth to the stunning photographs of Rebecca Lilith Bathory. Check it out, awesome stuff 🙂

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People The Kangaroo’s Travelling Hand GoPro Music Vid

People The Kangaroo turn a hand’s 3 yr world trip into a music video

Filmed on a GoPro over three years by the musical group People The Kangaroo for their single ‘You Would Not Believe Me’, a globe-trotting hand explores oceans, forests, deserts, and unsuspecting tourists’ faces in Times Square. Love it – very clever idea 🙂

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Bergedorfer Bier – Beer Belly

Bergedorfer Bier gives us men showing their love for beer

An outdoor print campaign created by Jung von Matt/Alster, German beer brand Bergedorfer Bier had fun parodying classic maternity photographs – men showing their love for beer with some nice pregnancy poses. Very clever 🙂

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Photographer Hal – Flesh Love

Photographer Hal's creations pack loved-up couples into vacuum sealed bags

With his Flesh Love Returns and Zatsuran series, artist Haruhiko Kawaguchi, aka Photographer Hal, continues to pack couples in vacuum sealed bags, transforming them into pre-packaged, manufactured products, questioning the place and the existence of true love in our society. Slightly WTF but very original creations 🙂

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