walk.

by brendan monroe. 2011.

phil bergerson.

untitled. 2006.

Yasuhiro Ishimoto.

photos taken in Chicago and Tokyo. 1950-1962.

bursted night.

HENRIQUE OLIVEIRA. 2010.

akai hako.

from the book by tashio saeki. 1972.

bowie.

by wilfred wood.

broken gradients.

chromogenic print with aluminum frame. by created by Manuel Fernández for Rhizome at the New Museum Artbase (N.Y.)

ferroux.

too young to die.

by danny gibson.

the x from outer space.

sutter stocker.

by chris woodcock. 2002.

dr. black, mr. hyde.

bieke o muërte.

by Allora & Calzadilla. 2006.

in particular.

creeping poison.

tokyo hotel story.

Nathalie Daoust’s latest project continues her exploration of female sexuality and subversion of gender stereotypes. Spending several months in the Alpha In, one of the biggest S&M “love hotels” in Japan. Daoust photographed 39 women in their private rooms, surrounded by the specialist equipment and dressed in the regalia that define their trade. Her work takes the viewer beyond taboos while showing the universal human desire to escape reality and create fantasy worlds that often oscillate between dream, reality and perversion.

laudatores.

by sin ink.

making his city proud.

diamonds.

by sense. graphite on paper. 2007.

the black gestapo.