Tomás Saraceno is an Argentine contemporary artist.Saraceno is also known for his interest in spiders and their webs, which led to the formation of the interdisciplinary community Arachnophilia, a research-driven initiative that refines concepts and ideas related to spider/webs across different forms of knowledge and multiple artistic, scientific and theoretical disciplines.
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Mauricio Barbato Brazilian contemporary painter born in Rio de Janeiro in 1963He is best known for his stunningly realistic, highly detailed paintings of untouched tropical nature, specifically focusing on the Amazon rainforest and the Atlantic Forest It is more difficult to get good photos of this artist's work, but if anyone has any, please post them---Other Good Threads1948-present - Tomas Sanchez>>4978450George Condohttps://archive.4plebs.org/hr/thread/5061169/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>5253225i'm usually more of a fan of surrealist paintings but this is incredibly beautiful!i'd definitely put some of his art on my wall
>>5275993Of course there's no composition in nature! That's the entire point of developing a sense of aesthetics, it's our job to decide what looks good and what doesn't. That's what it means to compose a picture or a painting. A human can go into the Amazon, find an angle that is astoundingly beautiful, and capture that. The thing that makes the Amazon so beautiful is the abundance of beautiful angles compared to a place like Fresno or whatever. >the realism is the point, the rainforest is just a messy placeI mean, I guess that can be one goal of art, to demonstrate that. But I don't really get that impression from Barbato's art that the shitty composition is intentional.
>>5253225Insanity, it looks like a photo lolCrazy
The serene darkness of the quiet hours on Earth
>>5117978This one is so cool
>>5288087thats cool how everything is in focus
>>5083432I love these nighttime city views.
>>5267491if that's your drawing then I want you to know I like it
>>5283928>if that's your drawing then I want you to know I like itI wish it was my drawing, but alas it is not :/I'm glad you liked it though
u/NadimZaidiArt
>>5287441is that... the most massive goatse of all time?
>>5267529Don't listen to them op this thread kicks ass
Post food on a bowl, plate or wrapped.
>>5287444moar ramen pictures
>>5287444Post moar please
Flat fields of color. Geometric shapes. Simplified lines. Clean typography.
>>5283390Gagarin was a chad
AD ASTRA!
>>5261834Love it
From the International Space Station to distant galaxies. Earth views, satellite imagery, and space photography thread.
>>5287073they have to go back
I love space imagery.
Huge crowded scenes, hidden details, and classic Where's Waldo / Wally art. Post the highest resolution images you have
I had the red book and the hollywood back then in the 90s
>>5283289too many things to focus on
>>5287583>Why is there meat on this burger?
>>5285682Insane thread
Textures, glazes, and clean craftsmanship.
>>5283767Almost looks like those Korean ice creams
>>5267100these colours are amazing
>>5262852I love the context thank you based anon
The first episode of Star Trek was shown on american tv 60 years ago today, September 8th 1966.
>>5288265Beep
Commerical, Residential, Religious, Any
>>5282014pots and pansit's a medieval castle turned airbnb
>>5282343sweet
>>5281818comfy
>>5067280College for sure
Cinema, art or anything else
>>5283558From my Blu-rays
>>5282154Hitchcock reminds me of german expressionism.
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>>5278061Very cool thread.op
During the 1970s, serial Killer Rodney Alcala took hundreds of photographs of women. Authorities have released some of these images to the public in hopes of discovering the subjects' identities and whereabouts.Police request that anyone with information about any of the pictures should call 800- 577- TIPS.
>>5285087gatekeeping glowniggers
>>5274377I know her, she's in my basement
>>5273952Even the whores of today don't show that much belly in public. The cultural shift from the 1950's to the 1970's was insane.
>>5287543only because showing anything in public means shes losing money not showing it online
This is fascinating
Forest Thread
>>5280933amazing
>>5278378Aspens form massive asexual colonies anyway, so it's closer to its natural state in that picture anywayhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pando_(tree)> Pando (from Latin pando 'I spread')[1] is the name of a quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides) clone located in Sevier County, Utah, United States, in the Fishlake National Forest. A male clonal organism, Pando has an estimated 47,000 stems (ramets) that appear to be individual trees but are genetically identical parts of a single tree connected by a root system that spans 42.8 ha (106 acres). As a multi-stem tree, Pando is the world's largest tree by measures of weight, landmass and species, and is generally held to be the world's single largest organism by weight.[2]
>>5283431far out
I love forests more than celebrities
>>5044168Based
That stupid makeup makes her look like a tranny, why does she do that?
>>5288531>>5288529>>5288527i like them!!
>>5288571because trannies are like so hot rite nao just they were a hundred years ago suspiciously near the time when that Hilter guy killed all those communists
