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Vintage Surrealism

   Combining the old fashioned photography of yesterday with the complex technical world we live in today has opened many doors for new art to be created. I have been exploring this idea of "Vintage Surrealism" throughout my sustained investigation. Black and white photos, but also the presence of a planet or futuristic landscape creates a juxtaposition between the world of the past and the near future. Luke Robson has also been exploring this idea and I have come into his following recently.


           

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  1. You used a lot of big words that I don't know the meaning of, but I like what's going on here

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  2. I would really like to see more of this the look of it for some reason
    makes me uneasy

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