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    Anonymous Woman by Artist Patty Carroll

    Many women find themselves in this position, silently and powerfully running a home and family, creating beauty and order from chaos, but unnoticed by the outer world, the people around them, or even themselves.  Yet, obsessing and perfecting the home and its trappings often shape the identity of many of us (not only women.)  Perfecting a space with objects or décor becomes so central that one’s identity becomes fused with it to the point of invisibility.

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    Sculptures by Luo Ling Rong

    Luo Li Rong’s figurative sculptures evoke movement and intrigue, whether it’s the artist’s feminine, graceful figures or her otherworldly creatures. The China-born, Belgium-based artist has received several high honors, including commissions for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. A statement talks about the varied influences of the sculptor. “In Belgium she remains true to her principles,” Art Center HOres says. “She continues with her work and concentrates on the techniques of the sculptors of Europe from the Renaissance, Baroque and other periods. Her sculptures dazzle the viewer with their beauty, craftsmanship and above all femininity.” The artist is a graduate of the Beijing Central Academy of Fine Arts. src

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    Art by Adam Ferriss

    Adam Ferriss is a photographer and digital media artist based in Los Angeles, CA. In addition to his artistic practice, Adam runs the photography labs at Otis College of Art and Design. His most recent projects involve creating tri-chromatic color separation photographs and algorithmically restructuring pixel array data.

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    Animated Skeleton Drawings By Skull Heads

    Skulls and flesh making out, smoking, taking selfies and all that good stuff. These animated illustrations present the romanticism of everyone one day dying and the unimportant but fun and glamours thins we partake to fill the void until we all melt into bones. See the works below: