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The Digitalmania challenge this week is "Dada". Dada is an appropriate challenge for these times. The dadaists, a modern "art" group, tried to overturn all artistic norms just after the first world war, a tremendously bleak time.
The typography they used on many of their publications was often quite interesting..
On a recent walk, the best photo I took was of a sewer cover next to a sidewalk which had been covered with a layer of soil. It had rained and this created rivulets of soil and sidewalk. I thought, given the topic was "dada", the photo of a sewer was quite an appropriate image to use for a base.
[ aka Trying Out A New Scanner ]
This is a double exposure taken a number of years ago. Like my very first intentional double exposure (just posted), it's scanned from a 3x5 print that's been just sitting around for a while (again, the quality isn't what I would like), originally photographed on film w/ an ordinary 35mm.
This is untouched, just posted exactly as scanned. I think I'll try Photoshop next time. :)
Anyway, I adore multiple exposures. My first ones were taken by mistake (an old camera w/ a broken winding mechanism) -- probably a typical story. I subsequently created an experimental double exposure project called "Corpse Photo-Poetics" (I have a Flickr set consisting of a few examples that currently exist in digital form).
OK. Thank you for looking. ^_^
So..I was some days away in some hollidays, and i had the pleasure of met someone really special, then we had some ideas to do some ads for her store!! I really love this girl, and her work, so i think this was made with a lot of love, and the results are the ones you can see!! Check her flickr and her store !DaDa!
*PS - Those are limited outfits and after the 6th January they will nerver sold again so go grab them at slurl.com/secondlife/Avatarlife/137/68/23 XD
Love u girl xoxo
Check her work here : www.flickr.com/photos/dada_soup/
Here is an original Dadaist collage titled The Cacophonous Triumph of the Everyday.
In this work, I have embraced the movement's core principles of anti-art, absurdity, and political critique. The composition is a chaotic assemblage of found objects, including a fragmented pocket watch, an inverted map of Europe, and newspaper headlines like "ORDNUNG IST TOT" ("Order is Dead"). By subverting the traditional portrait with a gas mask and contrasting industrial imagery with fragile biological elements, this piece aims to capture the disorientation and disillusionment that defined the Dada era.
This was actually the second of two pictures taken, but since it's the incarnation of the team that came first, I figured I'd post it first, despite being the less exciting of the two.
Frenzy: Just a boost from my old design
Sleepwalk: Minor changes here and there
Mister Nobody: He's always described as only being half-there, so I figured why not use a skeleton and make that true. Not sold on the head but it'll do for now.
The Quiz: Stolen from Duncan mostly
The Fog: He's actually here this time.
Lemme know what you think, eh?
This is an M1Go GID Dada figure, painted with fluorescent paints by Koji Harmon.
Dada is a monster appearing in several of the Ultraman series. These creatures travelled to Earth extra-dimensionally, after intercepting a transmission from Earth.
Cool outfits!!
Outfits: Breath::: DADA TP(white)@Rock Attitude Fashion Fair
Hair: **Dura-Boys&Girls**08(Black)-unisex hair
Shoes: Mikunch used uncle boots(black)