Farewell Debut‘s astonishing new collection of images were all captured with an iPhone. She opens our eyes to strange, subterranean visions that vanish in a blink, but return to haunt.
PRAISE FOR BLINK
“A digital Rorschach exploration.” –Diana Scheunemann
“A real visual feast! If this is a farewell to Debut’s debut, I can’t wait to see what the next meal will be.” –Yuriy Tarnawsky, author of The Placebo Effect Trilogy
“The kaleidoscopic eccentricity in Farewell’s work seduces you into a visionary world of colour and form.” –Samantha Memi (UK)
“Her images are like memories snapping fire.” –Derek Pell
Surreal, eerie, absurd, BLINK is one artist’s response to a world drowning in snapshots.
Is it art? Anti-art? Anti-iPhone? Or a clarion call to rebel?
From the artist’s introduction:
…fine art is dead and we’re destined to listen to thin pop music while wearing The Bright Capri and The Crossing Waters Sandal in Tangerine. Or not.
Over 100 pages of unforgettable color photographs in a limited edition of 100 copies, perfect-bound, in our Absurdist Texts & Documents series.
Don’t blink or you’ll miss it.
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Better not answer it, you never know who’s calling. Wait until the shadows pass. It’s safer in the light. John Nickle is a master of shadows. With colored pencils and acrylic paint he has created moody crime scenes for novels by the likes of Ross MacDonald, James Swain, Sjöwall and Wahlöö, and many others. He’s well known for his distinctive, cinematic style—creepy and comic. A dark sense of humor lies just beneath the surface like a hastily buried corpse. 
Even the artist’s popular children’s illustrations posses sinister overtones. Then again, it’s a dangerous world out there. 
Black Scat Books proudly announces a limited edition collection of John Nickle’s best cover art and illustrations produced over the past 25 years—Nickle Noir: The Art of John Nickle—featuring a revealing introduction by the artist and full color reproductions. 144 pages to die for.
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