Asger Carlsen

Our guest blogger Honey from Sweet-Station.com brings us another one of her favorite artists, Danish photographer Asger Carlsen, and wow, this guy really knows how to tell an interesting story. His surreal, narrative photographs combine the odd and the unexplainable with a feeling nostalgia and sentiment to form a comforting feeling which really makes you think “What if?” Check out a few of Carlsen’s photos below, and for more be sure to check out his site.

Attack Asger Carlsen at:

http://www.asgercarlsen.com
Twitter: @asgercarlsen
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=602714291

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Christian Tagliavini

Mending his two passions of photography and graphic design, Swiss-Italian artist Christian Tagliavini creates open-ended scenes full of odd concepts and unexplored territory, perfectly blending fine arts and craftsmanship. For example, one of Tagliavini’s latest projects combines the beauty of the human face with the simplicity of well designed cardboard outfits.

Attack Christian Tagliavini at:

http://www.christiantagliavini.com/

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Philippe Ramette

Born in 1961, French photographer Philippe Ramette quickly realized he had an original idea when he began taking pictures of himself performing advanced acrobatic feats for his first exhibit in 1991. Since then Ramette has transcended the impossible by allowing humans and objects to defy the laws of gravity, taking viewers on a journey through exciting new worlds.

Attack Philippe Ramette at:

http://xippas.com/en/i/artiste/philippe_ramette
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Philippe-Ramette/93478078443

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Anka Zhuravleva

Growing up in Moscow and creating art with her mother’s tools as a child helped fuel the artists fire that burns inside Russian photographer and artist Anka Zhuravleva. Spending much of her life painting and developing her creative techniques, and in 2006 Zhuravleva discovered her passion for photography after realizing that her inspiration for painting often came from photos. Zhuraleva’s latest set of photos, “Distorted Gravity” is a mixture of imagination and beauty where the artist clearly executes eye-pleasing photos which entice the viewer to think of a world where gravity doesn’t exist. Check out some examples from this series as well some of Zhuravleva’s other work below.

Attack Anka Zhuravleva at:

http://anka-zhuravleva.com/
Twitter: @anka_zhuravleva
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Anka-Zhuravleva-arts/185596888148470
Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/anka_zhuravleva/
Deviant Art: http://belovaan.deviantart.com/
Live Journal: http://anka-zhuravleva.livejournal.com/
Vkontakte.ru: http://vkontakte.ru/anka_zhuravleva

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Alex Prager

Have you ever had the desire to wisp yourself away to another place and another time, and immerse yourself deep into an alternate existence? If so, then Los Angeles photographer Alex Prager can make it happen. Just by glancing at her vintage-style photographs, you are transformed into new surroundings and suddenly gaining life experiences from the well selected cast of your new life. Enjoy!

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Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison

Having a book of your photographs published and reviewed by the ‘New York Times’ is no easy feat. Photographers Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison have such a great collection of amazingly unique, surreal photographs that they were able to accomplish this way back in the year 2000. Not only that, they have been featured in exhibitions around the world and in numerous publications. Here is some of their work.

Attack Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison at:

http://www.parkeharrison.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Robert-and-Shana-ParkeHarrison/188297521202570

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Natalie Shau

Lithuanian illustrator and photographer Natalie Shau works in a mixture of digital media including photography, digital painting and 3D elements.  Influenced by religious imagery, Natalie uses these formats to create colorful fairytale settings where her strange and surreal characters uphold a sense of power in the midst of their own fragility.  Natalie’s work will soon be on display alongside Ray Caesar’s paintings at the Dorothy Circus Gallery in Rome.  The show entitled “Would You Be My Miracle” runs from June 8th to July 15th, 2011.

Attack Natalie Shau at:

http://natalieshau.carbonmade.com/
Email: blu3black@gmail.com
Twitter: @natalieshau
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Natalie-Shau/147659820227
Behance Network: http://www.behance.net/natalieshau
DeviantArt: http://natalieshau.deviantart.com
Photo.net: http://www.photo.net/photos/NatalieShau

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Elena “KaSSandrA” Vizerskay

Little is known about Ukrainian visual artist and photographer Elena “KaSSandrA” Vizerskaya. Her stunning photography and surreal photo-manipulations will take to you to a curious place full of uncertainty, while often leaving you with a bit of wonder. She most recently exhibited photos for the first time in the U.S. at the Snap! Orlando photography celebration in Orlando, FL which ran from May 4th to May 8th, 2011.

Attack Elena at:

http://vizerskaya.livejournal.com/
Email: vizerskaya@livejournal.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Elena-KaSSandrA-Vizerskaya/102912996444531
Photosight: http://www.photosight.ru/users/16172/
Photodom: http://www.photodom.com/member/kassandra

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