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H.R. Giger: Surrealist Artist and “Alien” Designer
H.R. Giger, actually less known for his full name, Hans Ruedi Giger, is a Swiss artist who created highly influential artwork in the style of Fantastic-Realism.
He was born in 1940, in Chur, Switzerland and studied architecture and industrial design at the School of Applied Arts in Zurich. Giger’s developed interest in morbid and frightful images, as he describes himself, has been possibly influenced by a sleeping disorder and/or birth trauma. In the seventies, he discovered the airbrush and, along with it, his own unique freehand painting style, leading to the creation of many of his most well-known works, the surrealistic Biomechanical dreamscapes, which formed the cornerstone of his fame. The artist died in 2014.
Artist website: hrgiger.com/
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Masks by Cyndy Salisbury
Cyndy Salisbury creates amazing mask art from Bainbridge Island, Washington. She talks about her process fairyroom.com:
In my lifetime of making art, I’ve worked in many media, but the fantastical element emerged in my work when I began mask-making about four years ago. All of those decades of reading, of absorbing the imaginative works of others—now it all informs the aesthetic I bring to my current work as a mask maker.
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Gello is a demon from Greek mythology. She targets expectant mothers, causing infertility, spontaneous abortions and the death of infants. Traditionally, Gello is seen as the spirit of a woman who died a virgin and now seeks vengeance.
By the Byzantine period, “gello” referred to a race of demons rather than an individual being. These gelloudes fly at night, entering houses and strangling infants. Amulets and charms were thought to protect against these creatures.
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Grendel by Jean-Baptiste Monge
EDIFICE
Short film from Ash Thorp, who worked on the visuals of the recent Ghost In The Shell, which has similar themes and is comprised of moody contemplative shots.
Recommended to watch full screen and no distractive lights:
Edifice is an experimental short film inspired by personal beliefs of who we are, where we come from, and where we are heading; it’s a journey from stardust to singularity. This purely cinematic film is intended to stimulate your mind and senses, while provoking further thought about our passage and presence in this world.
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Synergy (WARFRAME) by hulja
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