Installations that simulate the effects of alterations and singular atmospheric experiments, which engage environment and nature, enhancing its power and beauty; photographs that tell of remote places and impossible situations; crazy curious objects, that seem like a three-dimensional process in Photoshop.
The virtual feeling we have looking at these images turns into real. Subverting the relationship and the perception that we have with the digital phenomenon, overturning its contents to ‘intangible’ that now becomes tangible appearance.
What we perceive as unreal, in fact here is real. This is Supernature.

1. Joschi Herczeg and Daniele Kaehr  – Explosion 2
The artist duo creates Light illusions using highly complex pyrotechnics. In their series Explosion, they built a custom-made detonator, which is connected to the cameras and synchronized to snap a photo at the very moment of the explosion.

2. Ferruccio Laviani – “Good Vibrations’
This is not a distorted digital photo- It’s a cabinet that’s been intricately carved to look like one.
Created by Italian designer Ferruccio Laviani’s for furniture brand Fratelli Boffi, the Good Vibrations storage unit was carved from oak by a CNC machine.

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4. Karen Knorr “Fables”
Animals from a famous taxidermy collection were placed throught historical palaces in  France. The result is magical.

5. Berndnaut Smilde – “Nimbus Green Room’
Berndnaut Smilde creates clouds using a smoke machine, combined with indoor moisture and dramatic lighting to create an indoor cloud effect.

6. Victoria Reynolds – “Meat Painting”
“In my body of work raw flesh is presented in an ostentatious, hedonistic manner. The paintings are meant to be visually sumptuous, voluptuous and sensual. I depict raw flesh for its associations with sensuality, our carnal nature and mortality, sins and pleasures of the flesh, and love of the world.”

7. Bert Loeschner – “Monobloc”
Rocking chair

8. Nancy Fouts
“They are real sculptures, I hate Photoshop!”

9. Glue Society
‘It wasn’t meant to end like’

10. Billy Rennekamp

11. Martine Feipel -Jean Bechameil
The artist duo creates surreal alteration of the space. Giving a sense of semi-allucination and distortion of physical space.

12. Ekkehard Altenburger “Mirror House”
Temporary installation on the Isle of Tyree in Scotland. Small Mirrored House Reflects the Surrounding Landscape

13. Guy Laramée
Mountainous Landscapes craved from an Encyclopedia Britannica