His paintings also stand out for their subject matter, rich with allusions and symbols—an assembled constellation of recurring imagery that includes animals, letter fragments, diagrams, and glyphs. These elements in combination form their own pictorial universe.

A self-proclaimed “student of metaphysics,” Landström explains he’s interested in glyphs and symbols from ancient cultures, exploring how these marks have traveled through civilizations, geographies and time. Add to this his chosen materials and you get a truly unique form of artwork which Landström compares to alchemy.

“I think every person is a kind of transceiver to varying degrees, depending on where they’re from and how they live,” says Landström on his website, “which is reflected in the fact—among other ways—that certain images or symbols are universal and occur in vastly different civilizations all over the world and throughout history.”

Enter his mystifying worlds in the gallery below.

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Since then, he keeps eye on coming eruptions to be able to go there and document these magical moments. He always travels light, with just a backpack, a computer, a camera and a tripod.

His work has been spotted by media and press agencies around the world, who call on him to join his quests. In fact, some of Negroni’s photos have already been published in many international media such as National Geographic , and they have been distributed by photo agencies such as Associated Press, Reuters, Terra or AFP.

Opaque smoke plume, fiery lightning and lava flows are the three basic ingredients of Francisco Negroni’s volcanic images. The unleashing of nature has become the photographer’s muse and he never tires of shooting such moments, mixing incredible danger and sumptuous beauty.

The post Sensational Images of Lightning and Volcanic Smoke by Francisco Negroni appeared first on MobiSpirit.

His paintings also stand out for their subject matter, rich with allusions and symbols—an assembled constellation of recurring imagery that includes animals, letter fragments, diagrams, and glyphs. These elements in combination form their own pictorial universe.

A self-proclaimed “student of metaphysics,” Landström explains he’s interested in glyphs and symbols from ancient cultures, exploring how these marks have traveled through civilizations, geographies and time. Add to this his chosen materials and you get a truly unique form of artwork which Landström compares to alchemy.

“I think every person is a kind of transceiver to varying degrees, depending on where they’re from and how they live,” says Landström on his website, “which is reflected in the fact—among other ways—that certain images or symbols are universal and occur in vastly different civilizations all over the world and throughout history.”

Enter his mystifying worlds in the gallery below.

The post Look Closely: These Paintings are Made Using Unique Materials appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Since then, he keeps eye on coming eruptions to be able to go there and document these magical moments. He always travels light, with just a backpack, a computer, a camera and a tripod.

His work has been spotted by media and press agencies around the world, who call on him to join his quests. In fact, some of Negroni’s photos have already been published in many international media such as National Geographic , and they have been distributed by photo agencies such as Associated Press, Reuters, Terra or AFP.

Opaque smoke plume, fiery lightning and lava flows are the three basic ingredients of Francisco Negroni’s volcanic images. The unleashing of nature has become the photographer’s muse and he never tires of shooting such moments, mixing incredible danger and sumptuous beauty.

The post Sensational Images of Lightning and Volcanic Smoke by Francisco Negroni appeared first on MobiSpirit.