Wieliczka salt mine, near Krakow, Poland, shows that salt can be an art material too! The mine was first opened in the 13th century, and today, it’s a part of the First UNESCO World Heritage List. And for a good reason! The salt mine, which reaches -327 meters at its deepest point, features underground lakes, 2,000 chambers, and chapels equipped with enormous chandeliers.
Mexican artist Yatzil Elizalde started her career doing illustrations, murals, and various digital work, but tattoo art was her ultimate love. Her technique is what she calls “blurry effect”, created by the same image being stacked two or three times on top of itself, and it results in some pretty mind-boggling stuff.
Alexander Semenov specializes in invertebrates and is the head of the divers’ team at Moscow State University’s White Sea Biological Station. Semenov is also a professional photographer, and with the use of scientific macrophotography in natural environments he can show us the bizarre world of underwater.
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