Tag Archives: Loomis Dean

“Careful planning could save lives.”

Posted on January 11, 2018 by Christopher George

Loomis Dean (1917-2005), [Scorched male mannequin clad in dark business suit standing in desert 7,000 ft. from the 44th nuclear test explosion, a day after the blast, indicating that humans could be burnt but still alive, Yucca Flat, Nevada], May, … Continue reading →

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Depicting Translations of Realities and Surrealities

Posted on March 22, 2011 by carolinepartamian

The use of sculpture in photography has been around for a while, as seen in the works of Hans Bellmer, Man Ray, Claude Cahun, and others. It is the instances that present undeniable human parallels that can be the most … Continue reading →

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