01.03.10 by Jeff

Rosemarie Fiore

Drawings created by exploding live fireworks, by Rosemarie Fiore.

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Comments
  • http://neuroticwriterperson.tumblr.com/ Voilà

    This is pretty badass.

    • Z0NU5

      Yeah, that was pretty much my reaction, too. I wonder what LaPetiteFaon is gonna say.

  • Hiroyuki Hamada

    Ha ha ha! Wow! It makes really nice popping out contrast for the depth, and the little exciting details are cool too. Really nice. Thanks for posting Jeff.

  • http://www.creativesomething.net Tanner Christensen

    Awesome.

    I couldn’t figure out the medium used just by looking at the work, I had to actually read the intro line to get it.

  • http://clownfacee.blogspot.com clownfacee

    This is really an inspiring use of new media. Great work!

  • http://www.bradjreynolds.blogspot.com Brad Reynolds

    The colors she was able to get are beautiful! This is so amazing!

  • Kingstonian

    BOOOOOOOM! great process.

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  • http://www.thestorialist. The Storialist

    Super awesome. It looks like ultra concentrated sidewalk chalk!

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  • Tyler Austin Bradley

    Wow- I like the use of incendiaries. It appeals to my pyromaniacal side. I also appreciate seeing the work in process shots- very cool. I would, however, recommend some form of eye protection. Not to sound all dad-like, but you only get one pair of eyeballs.
    Gorgeous work.

  • wiljago

    Her process made me think of Cai Guo-Qiang (http://www.caiguoqiang.com), so it’s fun to see that the results are so different.

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  • http://www.kowalabearhugs.com Matt K

    Rosemarie also has some beautiful time lapse photographs generated by playing 1980s video games. Peep the work on her website : http://www.rosemariefiore.com/pages.php?content=gallery.php&navGallID=12

  • http://www.conradcrespin.com conrad crespin

    I love seeing innovative works using unconventional materials. Cool stuff!