Wartime Marketing. Martha Moffett Bache, born Flint, MI 1893-died Washington, DC 1983. Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution digital archives.

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Wartime Marketing. Martha Moffett Bache, born Flint, MI 1893-died Washington, DC 1983. Courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution digital archives.
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20 Surreal Photomontages by Jorge Miranda
Artrist Jorge Miranda features sophisticated photomontages on his Instagram account of unknown whimsical paper cut characters in a playful setting. By inserting said characters with ordinary objects, Miranda creates a monochromatic humorous finish with an effortless approach. Each image is carefully planned and contains the perfect dose of eccentricity.
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Glitched Collages By Giacomo Carmagnola
Italian artist Giacomo Carmagnola’s digitally glitched collages are inspired by David Delruelle surreal work and Ossian Brow’s eerie book, Haunted Air. Carmagnola blends a contemporary tool, photoshop with historical vintage photographs to create a digitally “glitched” effect. Also inspired by literary figures such as H.P. Lovecraft and Carlos Castaneda, Carmagnola’s purpose is to shift the perception of beauty in art. He says:
“I see these images as an alternative beauty. I find it extremely fascinating how the same image can change so much by keeping its original ‘skeleton’. Of course they’re also visually impactful. But before this, I find them simply beautiful.”
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