Saturday, June 15, 2013

Wes Naman is going Rubber

Following the international success of his Scotch Tape Series, photographer Wes Naman is using rubber bands to create creepy caricatures. The new Rubber Band Series.
And the Behind The Scenes.
 [Previously: Scotch Tape Series by Wes Naman ]

Monday, June 10, 2013

Christo Photography

A new great discovery for me! Christo is a London based fashion and erotic photograper.... but it's not entirely a surprise, as we are used here at Unscathed Corpse with every italian-born artist!

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Girls unawares™

Girls unawares™: a sort of disturbing deconstruct the human body!
The artist behind “girls-unawares” lives and works in Hamburg, Germany. He studied art in Germany and the States and lived in Canada for a year. His work is always inspired by philosophy, black metal and the human body!
All of his models are made of triangles, they’re all 18+ and none of them were harmed during the shootings!

Saturday, June 8, 2013

Kids Are Snorting Condoms


Oh.. the "condom challenge" now... the newest YouTube trend in which kids are snorting condoms... speachless... A new meme... or sort!


Fetish Models: Medea Teixeira

Medea Teixeira (aka MEDEADOLL) is a professional model and performer.She was born in Brazil,came close to the world of photography since she was sixteen collaborating with different photographers but only from 2006 this became her profession.Today MEDEA is a freelance professional model and also a dance and lapdance performer especially in fetish/sexy shows and burlesque.

Thursday, June 6, 2013

Chris Fitzgerald: The Skype Series

Chris Fitzgerald is a fashion and portrait photographer based in Los Angeles, specializing in erotic fashion photography and raw, compelling portraiture. Loved his The Skype Series.

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Yuni Kim Lang’s Hair Art

Yuni Kim Lang is an hair artist.
quote [Why is it that we have such intimate relationship with our hair and that no other part of the body seems to hold such a variety of symbolic power? Hair is a part of our body and therefore part of our individual identity, and yet it can so easily be changed, detached; transformed. There is so much information embedded in the way one wears and handles their hair. There is a fascination once again by the visceral qualities of hair that seem so alive when it is not. Through the act of manipulating hair, the photographs tell a story of an individual but also about our society as a whole. Through the handling of the hair, the personal and intimate moment is reconstructed].
[Previously on... hair at Unscathed Corpse]