I’m honestly at a little bit of a loss for words trying to describe the work in this gallery. It’s all very good, very interesting, very neat until you hit the Flood series, and then in one image (the first image of the other side of the pylons the young couple are fiddling with) it turns brilliant and dark and amazing. Give it a look, you won’t regret it.
I’m honestly at a little bit of a loss for words trying to describe the work in this gallery. It’s all very good,…
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A Pun Involving Travel 
I suddenly want to get rid of ALL of my electronics… ALL OF THEM. 🙂
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The android primitives series is amazing, too.
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Ah, thanks for posting this (and Olivier Ansaldi for +1ing) – I’ve seen this guy’s art some time ago, and I wished he’d publish it. And here it is! 😀
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Very Giger-esque?
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I’m not sure, I feel like Giger’s aesthetic was much more heavily focused on fully-integrated, co-evolved forms. His biomechanics were whole pieces, in a way that these aren’t; These feel like liminal forms in a way that feels very alien to Giger’s wholly-realized mecha-organic style.
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Reminds me of the Out of This World/Flashback style
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