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In doing some research today for a slide I was creating I ran across Jean Francois Rauzier's work. It's utterly amazing the amount of insane detail that he includes in those photo collages. It's like he is able to somehow open a window for us to experience a surrealistic and surprisingly detailed dream world.

Here are two examples of his remarkable work. Click on the images to see them on his site where by clicking on the image you can zoom in and check out the magnificent details he's added.


Dedale by Jean Francois Rauzier

La Pedrera by Jean Francois Rauzier


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