Indiana Caba is a photographer from Zaragoza that whispers intimacy through her photos. She lives in Madrid where she completed her studies. She shuns digital technology in order to create images in a more personal manner.
Caba´s work captures a specific moment in life, either yours or mine, it doesn´t really matter whose. She evokes that moment in life when everything is calm. Her message is clear: through her discreet voyeurism she reveals a reality where dreams are the true protagonists.
An entry from the diary of a young Charlotte Brontë recalls a stormy night and is “crazily compressed into nearly microscopic print.”
From the exhibition The Diary: Three Centuries of Private Lives, which you can see the online version of here.
Fire with Fire installation by Isabelle Hayeur…
Although it might look like it, this building isn’t actually on fire. The conflagration is a choreographed art installation by Isabelle Hayeur in Downtown Eastside, Vancouver. The fire is created via video projectors and 3 blu-ray players. The effect, however, is completely realistic. Watch the video to see the ignition to all out 5 alarm. (via)
56 Tracks For Your Afternoon: Anthony Fantano curates a mix of songs by female artists inspired (both directly and indirectly) by Ari Up’s iconoclastic twist on punk, funk and rock ‘n’ roll. (Anthony’s Tumblr is full of more musical ramblings)
Go make some noise for Project Eve.
(via fubiz, thedailywhat:invisiblestories)
German artist Maria Fisher sewed IRL hyperlinks into a book about dreams in order to “visualize the confusion and the fragility of dreams.”
(Source: thedailywhat, via libraryland)
(via belle-epoque)
yeah,that’s right. you’re looking at HBICs Dame Judy Dench and Dame Helen Mirren, photographed by Annie Leibovitz.
Michelle Obama x Annie Leibovitz
Vouge 2009
"I am impressed with what happens when someone stays in the same place and you took the same picture over and over and it would be different, every single frame."
- Annie Leibovitz (via daydreamingbookworm)
(Source: brainyquote.com, via daydreamingaimlessly-deactivate)
My Little Secrets (2010) by Audrey Kawasaki
"The thing is not to follow a pattern… The thing is to accept your own life and not try to live someone else’s life."
- Katherine Anne Porter (via theparisreview)
