Category: Art

  In 1918, while the world was being torn apart by the machinery of the Great War, Marie Laurencin was painting a world that didn’t care. “Girl’s Head” isn’t just a portrait—it’s a fortress. Often dismissed as “too pretty” or “merely decorative,” this haunting watercolor hides a radical act of defiance. Today, we step behind…

Not sure how it affects us. I’m looking into recreating the LoFi app … apparently not that hard to make apps using AI. Those early ones were not super complicated. Photographers finally realize AI has won

Balloon Farm—A Question Of Temperature (1967)

Six years ago or so, this picture appeared on my computer screen. No title, no caption, no author, no anything. Needless to say, I was transfixed. I had never seen anything like it. The naked jogger, the midget.  A perfect capture. I tried to imagine how the picture came to be. There had to be…

Back in 2013 or so, I interviewed Bico Stupakoff for the sadly short-lived iPhotographer Magazine. Bico had shared a bunch of his work on the PIXELS website in prior years, including outtakes from the centerfold shoot for the Brazilian edition of Playboy Magazine, which he shot with his iPhone. It was the first centerfold shoot…

the reason that I am alive By Boris Vian the reason that I am alive the reason that I am alive for the tanned leg of a blonde woman propped against the wall beneath the round sun for the billowing sails of a sleek schooner at the mouth of the harbor the iced coffee sipped…

I was watching this movie and thought I would make my own poster. It was a banana, but I decided an orange was more appropriate.