Eusebio Penha – Title Unknown (2015)
“In this love you are like a knife with which I explore myself.”
Eusebio Penha – Title Unknown (2015)
“In this love you are like a knife with which I explore myself.”
[←] Source unknown – Maximiliano Patane (2013); [→] Source unknown – Title unknown (2014)
The original post features these two images (without attribution) and this accompanying quote:
“The vulgar man is always the most distinguished, for the very desire to be distinguished is vulgar.”
Gilbert K. Chesterton
Before I spent this two hours searching for the sources, I thought these were a breathtakingly fucking gorgeous (and I don’t mind admitting: arousing) photographic diptych.
Alas… although it demonstrates an image sommelier’s sense of pairing, it’s little more than an admittedly most adept effort at accomplishing the same end as a horny teenage boy ‘Photoshopping’ Emma Watson’s head onto Stoya’s body.
I’m hardly saying there’s no place for image mash-ups, adapto’s #comparative tag–for example–frequently spills over into staggering, full-in-the-face brilliance.
The difference is that adapto painstakingly cites his source material. The above can’t be bothered with such concerns, implying a rather disconcerting lack of respect.
A shame really, for–as the saying goes–what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
“A dream, you see, is not necessarily visual. It may be an emotional experience in which there is depth and where one feels the weight of an object and the warmth of a body…” Tadeusz Borowski