I am picky about collage work, but I find something enjoyable about Denis Dubois’s strange scenes…
Feel the imminent danger of the Shopping Cart Knight!
A useful revision…
Ah, a metaphor for our medical system in general.
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Chuck E. Bloom’s strange chimeric habitats and windows into other worlds have me thoroughly intrigued…
Organic, surrealistic…perhaps they are just creative dwellings planted in otherwise barren land. Perhaps they are portals.
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This rather horrifying chunk of stop motion surrealism was hidden in the recesses of my mind until my wonderful friend Casey reminded me of it (thanks, Casey!)…
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I wish I knew more about this photo.
Antique clocks have such charm, and some truly unique ones do exist (though for all I know, this one could be a recent sculpture project). If anyone knows the origin of this clock, or has photos/suggestions for other interesting ones, please let me know!
Mark Brown conjures up many pop surrealism delights.
Ah, the wild cacophony of colorful characters…
Doesn’t this just make you long for the days of winters?
So much to look at…
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I love when my frustration at finding a great uncredited image is mitigated by that very image popping up in an artist portfolio I happen to be browsing.
I saw the following piece last year and had no idea that Pat Perry was responsible for it.
His work is positively overflowing with surreal detail.
Such an oddly innovative use of space and subject matter in these portraits…
I actually find this image rather heartbreaking.
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This particular sculpture (I wish it were an actual product) drew me into Nancy Fouts’s work.
She has a number of other interesting, surreal little pieces as well.
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For some reason, I’m very drawn to Ken Wong’s fish images, despite their anatomical strangeness…
These characters also caught my attention:
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