




i know i've posted about alison scarpulla before, but her work really speaks to me. it's haunting, visceral, still, imbued with a dark magic, a shrouded beauty. you can nearly feel a kind of tesla electricity captured within them....there is something particularly potent in these images for me as alison is also a native long islander ( the place where i believe many of these images occur).
it's a strange place, that island. i simultaneously abhor and love it, which are the exact same qualities i find myself attracted to in art, literature and objects. . . .
xo
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These are haunting. I especially love the third image. xo
I love her work so much.
I like the sinister/dark feel that her images have - but it's like an undercurrent not really overt you know?
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