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[katallison]

Interesting site, both amusing and mildly creepy, representing another sort of outpost on this weird cultural borderland that is our fannish turf. Isabel Samaras creates (or recreates) a number of classical paintings, incorporating figures from modern pop culture (often 70s television). M/m slashers might especially appreciate this and this, but there are some interesting femmeslashy images as well, and some that are just plain weird.

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[kassrachel.livejournal.com]

Wow. What strange stuff. I actually quite like the two slashy pieces you linked to; they have a certain stylized quality to them that suits me better than most fanart.

What a strange world we live in. :-)

*blinks*

[olympia-m.livejournal.com]

you know, after clicking on the link, I'm just SO glad that you didn'tlink to monkey love!

I take it that was the weird you were referring to?

p.s.

[olympia-m.livejournal.com]

I think this qualifies as meta-art.

The more I check the site, the more I like it, actually. It reminds me of pop-art.

[luminosity]

How great! A sophisticated yet primitive style of pop art. Sort of Grandma Moses meets Andy Warhol with a dash of Diego Rivera? With pulp.

I love it when an artistic plan comes together.