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Experiments based on the hybridisation of human heads and animal bodies are taking in a remote and mysterious laboratory in Mongolia, with the aim of creating a new species of pet. These disturbing tests were filmed in a series of videos that were uploaded onto YouTube and onto a fake website (now offline) and retrieved for Sonar as the image of the 2008 festival.

The idea is simple. Tom Edwards drew and Rob Matthews recreated the drawings and photographed them.

This reminds me of the work of South Korean photographer Yeondoo Jung’s series Wonderland

On an other note, I really like these as well.

I Miss Trevor Burks

bike

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Un moment banal rendu surréel > Dust.
Une série évolutive par Ujin Lee.

interactif.onf.ca/malajube
600 clips d’archives, et le premier moteur sémantique francophone avec un lexique évolutif de 12000 mots. > par kungfu

Dutch Superhero recycled for Rotterdam TV program on climate change.

This is my mouse path while I was working on a web project for about 6 hours.

Same project, about 4 hours later.

This little app is great. It basically traces all the paths you make with your cursor. Dots emerge when your mouse is resting.

Found it via Kitsunoir

Chicaco based photographer Aaron louis fowler

Bjørn Wad (photographer) + Elisabeth Lund (photographer) = Wad Lund photography, Norway.
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Georgia based photographer Will Govus

Thanks CNN Ciné Club NAmur