Macro Snowflakes by Andrey Osokin

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As winter came super fast and while splashing our way through piles of snow, we hardly ever consider how unique its components actually are. Thanks to Andrey Osokin’s macro photography we can take a glimpse at the miniscule snowflakes from up close. The Moscow-based photographer demonstrates incredible patience that has to be a prerequisite in order to capture such stunning shots of the objects, which might melt shortly after touching the ground.

The Outer Child by Cristian Girotto

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Without bothering Jung and its "Puer aeternus" or Pascoli with its "Little Boy", we can certainly agree that, somewhere inside each of us, there's a young core, instinctive, creative but also innocent and naïve. Check the personal project of Cristian Girotto "L' Enfant Extérieur" (The Outer Child) where he did an impressive retouch on Quentin Curtat's photography.

Traces by Abbie Stephens

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Inspiring video created to mark the launch of Spanish designer Emilio De La Morena's SS13 collection, Abbie Stephens' film plays light against dark to accentuate the textural details and silhouettes across the range. Drawing inspiration from the themes of memory and perception that Emilio used as the basis for his new pieces, Abbie creates and inverts worlds to play with the line between imagination and reality.

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Light installations by Clément Briend

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Clément Briend lives and works in Paris, teachs photography at the University of Valenciennes. He works with ways of projection in very unusual modalities that propose another interpretation, another perception of pictures in space. In his latest works the custom photography illumination of Cambodian trees creates a unique spiritual atmosphere. And all other works make environment plays a role of a canvas what leads to huge variety of subject interpretation. http://www.clementbriend.com/

Cloned Video Animations by Erdal Inci

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"Filmmaker, graffiti artist, and photographer Erdal Inci lives and works in Istanbul, Turkey where he has been experimenting with cloned motion in video since 2004. Over the past few months Inci has converted several of these hypnotic videos into gifs and posted them online" via Colossal