People think of all sorts of weird things, don’t they? I mean, who sits there and decides that they are going to recreate giant fingerprints using food, tape, paper, string, litter etc. Seriously. I often think of super weird stuff (at the pub), but never in a million years would I actually think to go ahead with my weird ideas (after I sober up).

Anyway, Kevin Van Aelst is clearly someone who goes ahead with his crazy wonderful ideas. And I am so glad he does, cause these images are so much fun, aren’t they? And here’s a little bit of trivia for you – Kevin is a photographer with a degree in psychology. His photos regularly illustrate “The Medium” in the New York Times Magazine.

 

[Discovered via Today and Tomorrow. Images © Kevin Van Aelst.]



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  2. Eleni

    Yeah, I keep wondering the same thing when I surf around the net. So many bizarre things that some people actually bothered to make them happen. Thankfully, most of the times I’m glad they did!
    xo, Eleni of My Paradissi
    http://www.myparadissi.com

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  3. Agnes

    haha! this is great! random pieces of art like this inspire me to work and think outside the box :)
    … feel like going a bit crazy with the mustard bottle tomorrow morn preparing the sandwiches…

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