Carl Warner: paisagens de frutas, corpos, Coca-Cola e até chocolate

Fotógrafo, artista gráfico e diretor de comerciais, Carl Warner usa seu Instagram para mostrar as paisagens que “constroi” em computação gráfica com materiais diversos. O trabalho inclui montanhas e caminhos rochosos feitos com frutas, legumes e pães.

Nutrilite Retirement

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… e uma linha ferroviária (e um trem) feitos de chocolate.

All aboard the chocolate express! 🍫🚆

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Isso sim é que são cavaleiros da tempestade.

☂ STORM TROOPERS ☂

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Paisagem de Coca-Cola.

Producing the CGI bubbles and post work for this Coca-cola landscape, everything else is the magic of Carl Warner.

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Durante uns dias, a mania de Carl foi criar “montanhas” e superfícies rochosas feitas com corpos humanos.

Elbow Point – from the Bodyscapes series. – "I see the body as a vehicle that is gradually worn down by age, carrying the scars of our journey through this life like a map. Whether they are looked after, abused, adored, drawn on, pampered or poisoned, they are often a record of how we have lived, and therefore offer an alternate form of portraiture. The external view of ourselves in this way becomes a more abstract and intimate reflection of ourselves, and when given a sense of place, it plays on the idea of the inner space in which we dwell."

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“Eu vejo o corpo como um veículo que é gradualmente desgastado pela idade, carregando as cicatrizes de nossa jornada através desta vida como um mapa. Se eles são atendidos, abusados, adorados, atraídos, mimados ou envenenados, muitas vezes são um registro de como vivemos e, portanto, oferecemos uma forma alternativa de retrato”, escreveu.

Fingers Cave – from the Bodyscapes series. (2/3) – "I see the body as a vehicle that is gradually worn down by age, carrying the scars of our journey through this life like a map. Whether they are looked after, abused, adored, drawn on, pampered or poisoned, they are often a record of how we have lived, and therefore offer an alternate form of portraiture. The external view of ourselves in this way becomes a more abstract and intimate reflection of ourselves, and when given a sense of place, it plays on the idea of the inner space in which we dwell."

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The Sleeper – from the Bodyscapes series. (1/3) This is a series which uses photographs of one body shot in parts and from different angles in order to create landscapes. – "I see the body as a vehicle that is gradually worn down by age, carrying the scars of our journey through this life like a map. Whether they are looked after, abused, adored, drawn on, pampered or poisoned, they are often a record of how we have lived, and therefore offer an alternate form of portraiture. The external view of ourselves in this way becomes a more abstract and intimate reflection of ourselves, and when given a sense of place, it plays on the idea of the inner space in which we dwell."

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Valley of the Reclining Woman

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E esse aí é o site dele.