An exploration of the history of human mark-making on trees.
In today’s world where you can’t navigate day to day activities without the latest technologies, artist Mark Dorf is working to bring the natural and digital together in a way that embraces the beauty of both sides of our 21st century environment. Using digital photography, collaging, 3D rendering and scanning technology, Dorf has created a...
My inspiration for this painting series is centered around the idea of impermanence and change, and the reflection of humans in water serves as a metaphor for this concept. Water, like life, is constantly in motion and never stays the same. This series captures the transience of the human experience, highlighting the ephemeral nature of our emotions, thoughts and physical bodies. The human experience is a constant flow marked by moments of joy, pain and transformation.
Celebrating 40 years of Britain's first sculpture park
The hand of a Master- Carl Jung * “A Morning” by Mark Strand (1934-2014): I have carried it with me e...
A 2013 study which analyzed the size of handprints accompanying animal drawings found that women were more likely to have made them.
Taken at the David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum. www.ideonexus.com
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The Atlantean megalithic builders had vast knowledge of astronomy, archictecture and technology, and had a worldwide civilization.
A 2013 study which analyzed the size of handprints accompanying animal drawings found that women were more likely to have made them.
In the former coal mining town of Cramlington, Northumberland, North East England, is a gigantic piece of land art in the shape of reclining...
Discover the lichtenberg scars that people got after lightning striked them. Luckily, they survived, and decided to share their new scars on the internet!
Richard Long. Art made by walking in landscapes. In the nature of things: Art about mobility, lightness and freedom. Simple creative acts of walking and marking about place, locality, time, distance and measurement. Works using raw materials and my human scale in the reality of landscapes. The music of stones, paths of shared footmarks, sleeping by the river's roar. RICHARD LONG WEBSITE
Lorena Bolaños was born with a large congenital nevus, a type of mole, and faced her fears in a photo shoot for a project showcasing women with all kinds of bodies.
my fiancees birth mark
Explore the resilience and endurance through tales from the world's most famous earthquakes. Uncover the lessons of nature's power.
Neandertal DNA may once have helped humans, but now may contribute to disease.
From the time she was a small […]
Whether a dandelion snakes through a hairline fracture in a concrete sidewalk to revel in solar salvation, or seismic chasms in the darkest depths of the
"I feel like they are battle scars — they show where I’ve been."
We had the chance to talk with Alexander Yakovlev about photography, art and life. Here is the interview, enjoy reading it.
