Trapped and Happy Meal by Kelly Gilleran
In “Trapped”, Kelly explores the concept of the Rube Golbergian Hand of God slowly manipulating minor events to ultimately enslave you, as depicted through the classic childhood board game Mousetrap, the unfortunate victims trapped in poses from classic religious art. And in “Happy Meal”, a friend of the artist dressed as Ronald McDonald force feeds fast food down the throat of an obese version of himself. Prints and other goodies available for purchase at Society6.
Artist: DeviantArt
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Dreamtography by Kylie Woon
The unconscious mind can produce some pretty coma-altered images, but Kylie seems to have a direct line into the collective dreamstate. Mirroring the surrealism of sleepy-time fantasies, Kylie’s photography is produced with a little bit of impressive camerawork, a dash of photomanipulation, and a pinch of otherworldly wonder.
Artist: DeviantArt / Facebook / Flickr
(Source: rozcop)
Waiting for her // Esperandola by manurs. on Flickr.
Surreal Days by Le Wei
Believe it or not, Jack Palance, Wei’s work contains no post-production editing. Instead, the gravity-defying poses are done with scaffolding, wires, and kung fucking fu.
(via: Design Boom)
Collage no. 293 by Karel Teige, 1944.
