Photography duo Tania Shcheglova and Roman Noven, also known as Synchrodogs, have shot a new collection of pictures called ‘Reverie Sleep.’ The colorful and surreal photos will be featured at the Pinchuk Art Centre.
The photos taken by Synchrodogs are focused on the weird and wonderful things you see right before you fall into full sleep. According to the artist`s site, "The project deals with the stage of Non Rapid Eye Movement sleep, during which some people may experience hypnagogic hallucinations caused by natural process of falling asleep."
The photos from Synchrodogs feature models painted in bright, unnatural colors in remote locations. The images are both haunting and beautiful with just a little bit of bizarre and creepy.
Disturbing Dream Photography
The ‘Reverie Sleep’ Series by Synchrodogs is Colorful and
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