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Deadpooled Avengers by Zach Jordan
Artist deviantart
Afterlife: Making Rotten Food Beautiful
Most people have pulled long-forgotten vegetables from their refrigerator’s depths at least once, and just the memory is enough to make a stomach turn. But one man’s fridge mold is another man’s still life. Estonian artist Heikki Leis’ Afterlife is a veritable rotting cornucopia of vegetables photographed long past their prime.
“I was inspired by some potatoes I had once left out in a pot for too long. They had started to mold and on closer examination the colors and textures looked interesting enough to take some photos,” Leis wrote in an e-mail.
Leis then started experimenting with various fruits and vegetables. He sometimes let them decay for two months, keeping them covered so they wouldn’t dry out. When Leis finished, he was truly finished. “I’m tempted to say I ate them, but the truth is I just threw them away,” he said.
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The Crystal Ark - The Tangible Presence Of The Miraculous (Instrumental)
From “The Tangible Presence Of The Miraculous” EP (2010)
