Ukrainian born Mark Khaisman studied art and architecture in Moscow, he now lives and works in Philadelphia where he creates these beautiful and studious Tapeworks canvases. He spends hours to recreate photographs and movie scenes only using scotch tape!
The Photo Club - Nikon Girl
Where is my Nikon girl?
First Poem for You
I like to touch your tattoos in complete
darkness, when I can’t see them. I’m sure of
where they are, know by heart the neat
lines of lightning pulsing just above
your nipple, can find, as if by instinct, the blue
swirls of water on your shoulder where a serpent
twists, facing a dragon. When I pull you
to me, taking you until we’re spent
and quiet on the sheets, I love to kiss
the pictures in your skin. They’ll last until
you’re seared to ashes; whatever persists
or turns to pain between us, they will still
be there. Such permanence is terrifying.
So I touch them in the dark; but touch them, trying.
Metric - The Twist
A Canadian indie rock band from Toronto. Love the sound, this song reminds me of a late night conversation taking place in a kitchen between two broken souls.
GPOYW - lights, beer and shit, edition.
Currently Reading: About Looking (John Berger), July July (Tim O’Brien) Cultural Anthropology.
Latest Fav’s on Playlist: Wax on Radio, XX, Beirut, Explosions in the Sky, Azure Ray, Ellie Goulding.
Life News: Finals. 5 photo-projects. 3 Photoshoots. 40 prints matted. Too much money. No money. Sketch book full. Insomnia because of creative ideas. Knees wobbling. No food. No money. 14 hour work days. Got new bookshelf. Bought 2 paintings. Wrote a poem. Tore it up and threw it away. Release. Blue Line CTA is my devil. Weather is sketchy. Gallery hopping. Personal website in development. Business cards done. Indie film productions internship. Work. Overburn. California in 3 weeks.
The Portfolio of Kervin W Brisseaux
via vimeo.comMaybe some of the most beautiful and peaceful 19 minutes you can experience these days in front of a screen.
This is simply beautiful. A film about life, about people, about us. The cinematography and the juxtaposition with photos is phenomenally done. Love it.
The new »fifty people one question«: Confessions on Life, Death and God.
Bruno Dayan.
