Robert Johnson

Robert Johnson has uploaded Nusquam Esse

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Nusquam Esse

by Robert Johnson

An experiment:

2012-05-29T11:59:00.625Z

Robert Johnson has uploaded Bibulous anthropophagite

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Bibulous anthropophagite

by Robert Johnson

Apolaustic.

2012-05-29T11:55:06.911Z

Robert Johnson is now following Cayetano González

Cayetano González

Fine arts student currently working in video and photography.

2011-12-18T23:33:04.537Z

Robert Johnson is now following lefeber

lefeber

• meiner einer liebt kräftige Farben und ein wenig Magie ...Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year wünsche ich allen hier

2011-12-18T23:33:03.821Z

Robert Johnson is now following Peter Benkmann

Lust auf Leben -
Fotos aus sinnlichem Erleben -
laut und leise -
sinnig und hintersinnig -
Hingabe und Reflektion -
Lust und Wonne -
Schmerz und Schrei -
normal und jenseits des Gewohnten -
mit Lust und Freude -
Peter

2011-12-15T07:26:05.285Z

Robert Johnson is now following ... teddynash ...

... teddynash ...

Image Composer and Photographer !
+ DIGITAL-ART / HUMOR / SURREALISM +

http://www.teddynash.de/

2011-12-15T07:25:35.656Z

Robert Johnson has uploaded Incognito

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Incognito

by Robert Johnson

Salacious pyroclastic crustaceans' crystalline callous complexes ooze radiation, forming a pattern of disgust and revolt.

2011-10-22T08:32:20.562Z

Robert Johnson is now following Joel Meiers

Joel Meiers

Geboren am 20.03.73 in Wiltz (L)

2011-09-04T08:54:21.617Z

Robert Johnson is now following Rachel Meuler

Rachel Meuler

Rachel Meuler, born in Louisville, KY, is a multidisciplinary artist working with drawing and painting, sculpture and installation, and costume-oriented performance art. She received her BFA in Sculpture from the Kansas City Art Institute in 1999, her MFA in Sculpture from SUNY Purchase in 2001, and has been living and working in New York City since.

Meuler has been an artist in residence at the Millay Colony for the Arts, Skidmore College, and the Abrons Art Center of the Henry Street Settlement. Her work is included in several slide registries, including the Drawing Center’s Viewing Program, was recently exhibited in solo shows at Rabbithole Gallery in Brooklyn and Tim Faulkner Gallery in Louisville, and has been featured in Glasschord and Culturehall Magazines, as well as Dave Bown Projects.

Her work is informed by the fears and fantasies of contemporary culture. The specimen-like portraits and narratives of hybrid creatures speak to the painful beauty of individual struggle and evolutionary anomalies.