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	Throes of art illustrated Since we are very interested in creation as a process, so-called throes of creation come across our field of view from time to time. In order to comprehend this phenomenon better we asked several artists and illustrators to visualize these throes of art.
	Neoidiotism Each piece of neoidiotism consists of two components: a purposely simplified image and a caption. The main idea behind this non-separable pair is a complete discordance of text and picture. The harder it is to find logic in a given combination is the better.
	One Shot Various artists. Various photos—one shot per author. No subjects, styles or genres are defined. Technical parameters are of no importance. Collective photographic diversity without any kind of redundant limitations.

Personal

	The Fabricated Landscape by Lori Nix Disasters of a table scale recreated in higly detailed dioramas.
	The Tower Of Babel by Simon Høgsberg Logically unfinished photo project based on a novel of Paul Auster.
	Strange Little World by Maggie Taylor Dreamlike places created with the help of a flatbed scanner.
	Signs of Life by Jason Michael Durham A conceptual road trip through the deserts of Nevada and California.
	Moscow in Sketches by Zhenya Vasilev Megapolis through the eyes of urban sketch enthusiast.
	Existential Landscape by Anton Apchekhov Artistically depicted and thought-provoking imageries on porcelain.
	Simple… by Alexandr Kustov Simple life of village people in black and white.
	Penned Friends by Jon Burgerman Funny and odd creatures from a pen of restless graphic artist.
	Untold Stories by Zosia Zija Relationships between people and places somewhere in Poland.
	Photo Finnish by Yana Vecherkovskaya Catching moments of truth on the Gulf of Finland coast.
	In quarto by Vladimir Kamaev aka Soamo Sophisticated drawings made on quarters of paper sheets.
	Visual Noise by David Fokos Long exposure as an instrument of zen experience.
	Nathanj Collection by Nathan Jurevicius Colorful demonstration of human imagination power.
	Asylum by Ekaterina Yushmanova Worrisome pictures from a place where you would never want to live.
	Minicomixes by Oleg Tishenkov Lyrical hero with a pencil in search of beauty in routine life.
	Marfa and Tolik by Roman Dubinsky aka Palitra_Art Everyday life of a supposedly proletarian two-people family.
	Lomo Uchhoz by George Kronberg A lomographic report from a Russian military training camp.
	One Way Track by Redink Roads are inevitable and unavoidable.
	From South To Pole by Sztuka What kind of things can be found off the beaten path.
	Matches for reading by Yellowhead From now you can not only light them but also read.
	Water people by Bart Pogoda What happens when a reflection reflects itself.
	Getting Ljosalfaheim by Andrey Dubrovsky Rethinking of city roofs through scandinavian mythology.
	I Am Canadian by DL Segmented pieces of life in a non-native country.
	Surroundings by Tatyana Fomicheva aka Tatien Urban spaces as viewed by a curious observer.
	White Sea by Max Efros Pictures from a territory that is too beautiful to be pictured.
	Parallels and Verticals by Andrey Dubrovsky Roofs of St.Petersburg and St.Petersburg from its roofs.
	Altai by Anton Drozdov Cinematographer between grasslands and clouds.

What's the point
We are not simply collecting beautiful pictures. We prefer meaningful collections and conceptual works which can tell us something important or at least interesting.

Do not hesitate
to contact us if you want to show some of your works or join one of our collective projects:
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