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Abstract Rust by Anamae . on Flickr.
London based photo-collage artist Jess Littlewood takes us into a spacey alternate dimension. These prismatic future worlds, dotted with geodomes, are her vision of a failed Utopia that is perpetually doomed. Littlewoodâs images are the result of built up layers of found images which she exhaustively archives. Alien crafts and upside-down pyramids hover in forboding skies overhead and forests burn in the background, while abandoned landscapes show little sign of survival below. The inhabitants, if any, never make an appearance. Although ominous and on the brink of destruction, she also captures a quiet beauty that is captivating. At the core, there is the realization that one day we will all cease to exist and the universe will open itself up to new possibilities.
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