Helmo

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I first saw these images on BoingBoing in January:

“French design/photo duo Helmo (Thomas Couderc and Clement Vauchez) created a lovely window installation at the Galeries Lafayette department store in Paris. Titled “Bêtes de mode,” the 2006 work consisted of thirteen human portraits superimposed with animal images that were revealed through the use of various gels.”

Much of their work is print/installation, but I really like several of their photo series.

You can check out their other projects at www.helmo.fr

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Posted by: Ashleigh on April 29th, 2009 | Tagged with: Animal Spirit Guides, Gels | Comments (0)

Rotating Corpse

Is a blog we created to share all of the old magazines, book covers, family photos, film stills, clothes and much, much more that have, without an outlet, been accruing and congesting our living spaces and hard drives for years. Much like the surrealist exercise the name derives from, each contributor adds an image to the blog whenever the urge strikes, creating an ongoing visual dialogue that we hope you enjoy.

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