Photographer Miles Aldridge poses women in traditional roles. Secretary, socialite, stay-at-home mom — you’ll see all of these portrayed in his work. But looking deeper you notice that something is deeply, horribly wrong. These women, while engaged in what might be enjoyable activities, all possess the dull stare of living mannequins.
A printmaker’s ode to the casette renaissance
Remember the days of being able to use a pencil to fix music? If you do, then you will surely appreciate this collection from printmaker Neil Stevens.
