anneyhall:

Photo by Man Ray  

photojojo:

Whoa.

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urhajos:

Power figures from the Kongo, 18th/19th century. The Kongo peoples live in southwestern Zaire and Angola. In a few traditional Kongo villages a religious specialist, who is also a healer and a legal expert, takes care of the spiritual and physical needs of the villagers with the assistance of a powerful carved figure, called ankisi nkondi. Popularly known as nail figures, these sculptures were used for a wide variety of purposes, including to protect the village, to prove guilt or innocence, to heal the sick, to end disasters, to bring revenge, and to settle legal disputes.

urhajos:

Dog-Men Sculptures

photojojo:

Raaaad.

Joschi Herczeg and Daniel Kaehr rigged fireworks and a camera for these mysterious household appliance explosions.

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urhajos:

ave nocturna (by Ganz Toll)