Describing her process as “nature meets scissors,” her tangible compositions are made by either following the natural shapes of the materials laid in front of her, or by carefully snipping some odds and ends, creating that seemingly perfect geometric shape.

“As far as how I find materials to experiment with, it varies a lot,” she explained in an interview with Colossal. “I generally work with what I can find around the house, inside or out. It begins as a scavenger hunt of sorts, and then a challenge as I begin to build.”

Finding “beauty in imperfection,” Meyer’s Instagram page is one you’ll definitely enjoy following. An oddly soothing experience in your otherwise hectic feed.

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The Japanese father of two is a great example of what happens when your parent is creative. Creating a surreal landscape, he adds hand-drawn illustrations to his children’s photos. The results are epic!

The photos depict the boys’ many adventures and transforms them into pop culture icons. Yota has been sharing the improved photos of his children on social media and people seem to love them. With what he has achieved and his level of creativity, he definitely deserves the award for greatest dad. Either that or a mug.

See his amazing work below.

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These images of collapses are a part of Giordano’s photography series “In Extremis (Bodies with No Regret).” The shots are choreographed with excruciating details, from the position the victim is in and their clothes (or lack thereof) to the objects they are surrounded by and the people’s reactions around them (if any).

As we oftentimes can’t see the face of the victim, their surroundings showcase their inner world and explain the root of their downfall. Griordano has said that the shots tell us a bit about worn-out characters who embrace their collapse in an attempt to save themselves. Yet, they are unable to find retribution in self-destruction, since we are all damned by the “everyday representation of living,” by the oppression of “simply existing.”

If you ever felt like jumping into the void, scroll down!

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She decided to do a preventive double mastectomy with nipple spearing and reconstruction on March, 2019. Ten days later she went in for a check-up to find out she was now stage 1, triple negative, most aggressive breast cancer survivor.

Gomes considers herself very blessed as she found her disease very early. She has lost her grandmother and aunt to the horrible disease.

In her pictures, she captures moms going through breast, colon, and thyroid cancers. Her work is very inspiring, giving many women the hope and courage to overcome their illness.

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“I got started in underwater photography through my interest in freediving and spearfishing,” he says. “I wanted to document my adventures and share it with my friends that were not there to experience them first-hand. I’ve been shooting for about two years now.”

It wasn’t easy to pick several photos from his Instagram page to share with you, so make sure you check out the rest of them, too!

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An anonymous artist wanted to make a point with her @insta_repeat page where she shares collages made of Instagram photos by various authors. The description box reads “Déjà Vu Vibes Wander. Roam. Replicate.”

Carefully chosen nature photography that you can find on her profile instantly makes each of the individual photos a little bit less special. With this project, she wanted to open a dialogue about originality, art, photography, and the role of social media influencers.

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Describing her process as “nature meets scissors,” her tangible compositions are made by either following the natural shapes of the materials laid in front of her, or by carefully snipping some odds and ends, creating that seemingly perfect geometric shape.

“As far as how I find materials to experiment with, it varies a lot,” she explained in an interview with Colossal. “I generally work with what I can find around the house, inside or out. It begins as a scavenger hunt of sorts, and then a challenge as I begin to build.”

Finding “beauty in imperfection,” Meyer’s Instagram page is one you’ll definitely enjoy following. An oddly soothing experience in your otherwise hectic feed.

The post This Artist Creates Order Out of Chaos appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The Japanese father of two is a great example of what happens when your parent is creative. Creating a surreal landscape, he adds hand-drawn illustrations to his children’s photos. The results are epic!

The photos depict the boys’ many adventures and transforms them into pop culture icons. Yota has been sharing the improved photos of his children on social media and people seem to love them. With what he has achieved and his level of creativity, he definitely deserves the award for greatest dad. Either that or a mug.

See his amazing work below.

The post Japanese Dad Adds a Fantastic Twist to His Kids’ Photos appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

These images of collapses are a part of Giordano’s photography series “In Extremis (Bodies with No Regret).” The shots are choreographed with excruciating details, from the position the victim is in and their clothes (or lack thereof) to the objects they are surrounded by and the people’s reactions around them (if any).

As we oftentimes can’t see the face of the victim, their surroundings showcase their inner world and explain the root of their downfall. Griordano has said that the shots tell us a bit about worn-out characters who embrace their collapse in an attempt to save themselves. Yet, they are unable to find retribution in self-destruction, since we are all damned by the “everyday representation of living,” by the oppression of “simply existing.”

If you ever felt like jumping into the void, scroll down!

The post If a Person Falls Down and No One Is Around, Do They Make a Sound? appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

She decided to do a preventive double mastectomy with nipple spearing and reconstruction on March, 2019. Ten days later she went in for a check-up to find out she was now stage 1, triple negative, most aggressive breast cancer survivor.

Gomes considers herself very blessed as she found her disease very early. She has lost her grandmother and aunt to the horrible disease.

In her pictures, she captures moms going through breast, colon, and thyroid cancers. Her work is very inspiring, giving many women the hope and courage to overcome their illness.

The post Cancer Survivor Inspires Other Women Through Photography appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

“I got started in underwater photography through my interest in freediving and spearfishing,” he says. “I wanted to document my adventures and share it with my friends that were not there to experience them first-hand. I’ve been shooting for about two years now.”

It wasn’t easy to pick several photos from his Instagram page to share with you, so make sure you check out the rest of them, too!

The post Delve into the Ocean with André Musgrove’s Photographs appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

An anonymous artist wanted to make a point with her @insta_repeat page where she shares collages made of Instagram photos by various authors. The description box reads “Déjà Vu Vibes Wander. Roam. Replicate.”

Carefully chosen nature photography that you can find on her profile instantly makes each of the individual photos a little bit less special. With this project, she wanted to open a dialogue about originality, art, photography, and the role of social media influencers.

The post This Instagram Profile Proves That Everybody is Different in the Same Way appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The post Bizarre Yet Gorgeous Photos of Abandoned Places by Bryan Sansivero appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The post These Surreal Photos Were Taken in a Garage and Published Without Photoshop Work appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.