MEYOKO

My name is Melissa Murillo more known as Meyoko , I am an artist based in Berlin, Germany. my work is intricately and obsessively detailed,influenced by beauty, mythology, Art Nouveau and the natural world.

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NOTUS

Hey guys! I hope you're all doing well.  I know I've been very quiet in these last few months but that has a reason! I've been working on a couple of new works. Notus  is the first release in my series of seasonal drawings, originally created for my Serie Anemoi “Winds”, and it's filling me with  joy to present it to you!!.

Notus A2 (42 X 59 mm) Printed on canson 190 gsm Limited edition of 50, numbered and signed.

€180

On offer as a 'Spring Special' only this month, you get a limited Free A5 (148 x 210 mm), 30 pages full color zine featuring 40 of my most prominent drawings of the last ten years. Check my bigcartel o my instagram for more details . 

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🤘Testing the first prototype🤘

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“ANAMNESIS” memento mori series 2016

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If you want to know more about Anamnesis ,I invite you to  visit my blog. There you can find more information about the concept and the process of the artwork.

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Projections in the Forest

“Photographer Tarek Mawad and animator Friedrich van Schoor just spent six weeks embedded in nature to create Bioluminescent Forest. The filmmakers state that everything you see was created live, without any effects added in post-production”

It’s beautiful, :D

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Ornate Skeletal Installations by Monika Horčicová

Pablo Picasso once said, “There is no abstract art. You must always start with something. Afterward you can remove all traces of reality.” And while art has evolved dramatically, the classic fundamental of anatomy remains the same. Czech sculptor Monika Horčicová creates ornate installations with polyester resin skeletons as her medium. Some might call her work morbid, others a beautiful reimagining and application of the human form. Her technique requires a keen understanding of anatomy before she can manipulate it- and her work is not just an abstraction. Source:hifructose and beautifuldecay

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Small jellyfish, big mouth.

(via Siiw)

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Geometer Moth by Andreas Kay  from Ecuador: www.flickr.com/andreaskay/albums

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Human Sculpture by David Nemcsik.

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"nepenthes"                                                         acrylic,watercolor ,gold and ballpoint pen on paper                                             841 x 1189 mm

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sketching my soul .. Mitosis serie

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Victor Brauner (Romanian-French, 1903 - 1966) 

Femme-Plante, 1941

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Oskar Schlemmer (German, 1888–1943)

Wire Figure Homo with Back-View Figure in its Hand (Drahtfigur Homo mit Rückenfigur auf der Hand), 1930/31

Wolfram Völcker, Berlin, Germany

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"Panacea"

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India’s Forgotten Stepwells

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What’s Inside a Bullet

Artist Sabine Pearlman headed to Switzerland in 2012 on a unique mission. She was there to photograph 900 cross-sections of ammunition in order to expose the “otherwise invisible architecture" of some of the most destructive weaponry ever created. The cross-sections themselves are housed in a World War II bunker and were created by a munitions expert.

All of the bullets photographed by Pearlman have different purposes. Some are used for target practice or hunting; others are designed for war, to penetrate body armor, or for use in airplanes.

In everyday language, people often call the whole package a “bullet," but what is pictured above is technically called ammunition or a cartridge. In technical jargon, the bullet refers to just the projectile part that flies out of the front of the gun. Normally that part does not contain any explosives.

Pearlman says that her photographs are meant to conjure up the tragedies that these objects have caused throughout human history.

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Surreal Gallery

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Young Woman in Evening Dress