At first glance, these may appear to be landscapes captured in some distant part of the world—and in a way, they are. Artist Kim Keever creates these miniature worlds inside a 200-gallon fish tank, then projects various kinds of light through the water to create these dreamy large-scale photographs. Reminiscent of the Hudson River school and the Romantic “painters of light,” these photographs also have a wonderful sci-fi twist to them; a subtle yet eery artificiality. I love them! Click here to see many more of these fantastical works.
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Stunning!!
cool. they remind me of the works of Matthew Albanese… he creates worlds out of sugar and salt, prairies out of fur and clouds out of cotton wool.
you can take a glimps here: http://www.behance.net/MatthewAlbanese/frame
xo
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Simply gorgeous!
wow.. this is beautiful. i love feeling like i’m in a dream.
You find the best things Kate. The first thought that entered my mind when I saw these was the lord of the rings books – this is how I pictured the books when I read them. Absolutely mind-blowing.
Thank you, Hila! Okay admission time: I started playing Magic earlier this year, and since then I’ve been really into art with a bit of a “mystical lands” type surrealism. I’ll be sure to keep it coming :)
ha, great admission :)