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I adore Desiree Palmen’s incredible pictures of scenes consisting of people in “invisible outfits”. The 44 year old artist creates these works of art by photographing a scene, then copying this in pain staking detail painting onto a cotton suit which is then cleverly positioned in frame and another photograph taken. I think the pictures say it all.
 “People always react strongly when they see my work. They have mixed reactions – confusion, surprise and interest. Mostly people like the idea. I’m responding to a wish to disappear. I wanted to make a suit for the noncriminal citizen whose house is being watched 24 hours a day by street cameras.”
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| Ayman Helweh on Feb 25, 08 2,236 Trends 2,640 Comments |
love the concept and pictures. i suggest using the second or third picture as main. it conveys the idea better than the bookshelf for the outside reader. |
Ayman Helweh on Feb 25, 08 2,236 Trends 2,640 Comments
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| rocketranger on Feb 26, 08 0 Trends 2,582 Comments |
Great camoflouge scheme.
Great for 007 movie use.
Radical.
Have the fibers rearrage to reflect background & your Invisible.
Yes nanobots rearrange fibers in clothing. |
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rocketranger on Feb 26, 08 0 Trends 2,582 Comments
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