A selection of the stunning photographic series of the world’s most dangerous serpents, entitled ‘Serpentine’. With their beautiful skin patterns and colours and the exceptional positions these snakes shape themselves into, they truly are a piece of art.
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A lovely still taken from William Klein’s first feature film ‘Qui êtes vous, Polly Maggoo?’ – a french satirical art house movie spoofing the fashion world and its excesses, released in 1966
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Another series of beautiful double exposure photographs, this time by Alison Scarpulla
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Beautiful black and white geometric rooms set up by Italian artist Esther Stocker.
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Some visually striking wine label designs created by Spanish design agency Sidecar Publicidad for each of the seven deadly sins.
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Rather unique visual artworks by Korean photographer/sculptor Koh Myung Keun
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This is just a small selection of the many incredible envelope drawings British artist Mark Powell has produced.
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Some quite impressive life-size sculptures created by Italian artist Pietro D’Angelo from wire frame and paperclips.
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Brajkovic reconstructs historical pieces of furniture – in particular seventeenth-century chairs – through a combination of wood carving, bronze casting and hand embroidering.
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These incredible photo-realistic charcoal portraits of anonymous people can be found on walls and streets and various other mediums around the world.
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This exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London is showing some very lovely and intimate portraits of the Queen and other members of the Royal Family, certainly worth a visit.
Swedish still life photographer Fabian Öhrn and art director Joakim Hedblad have been playing with food and produced this bike entirely out of food!
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