what I saw
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Beautiful. Congrats Erica!

u n t i t l e d
by Bear_Music

Comment:
This is so real that it's surreal. Perfect frayed border for such an exceptional perfection. It was 7 from me and I would have liked it to be scored higher.

sure realism
by Tiberius

Comment:
Of course that I guessed that this modern elegant cacophony was yours! But that's not why I gave you a high mark. You present us with an European view of an Asian sensibility. An amzing work.

Sinking
by gyaban

Comment:
This is a beautiful stray from what you accustomed us with and I salute you for it.
Your imagination runs with a very high speed and sometimes it cannot keep up with its pictorial representation. The storyteller in you has so much to say but he has to keep us on our toes. Keep some secrets also!
For instance, in this film noir scene, a lot of stuff can wait for its second act, so to speak. Our attention is a bit scattered (we cannot keep up with your pace!).
It reminds me of an old French advice: when a woman dresses to go out, before leaving she shall take out one of her pieces of jewlery.
In American terms: less is more (not always though, sometimes less is really, well, less).

I look forward to see your progress Christophe.

breaking bad
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Or the man left with a blind window in his chest. There is something surreally likeable about the whole thing.
Bump bump

my love no 43 - Sunday morning
by herfotoman

Comment:
Duchamp a l'envers
Very good
Bump

Thou shall not leaveth
by armando_m

Comment:
Sometimes only, less could be more. Just the pyramid would have done the trick
Bump

Sinking
by gyaban

Comment:
A bit of film noir

free will
by tome

Comment:
Attractive image

second coming
by tvsometime

Comment:
Yes, and people totally unfazed ... Poor souls. Well done