French surrealist Guy Billout is responsible for some of the most awesomely thought-provoking illustrations you'll see out there. The key to his meaningful artworks is that they don't just shout "surrealism", but usually feature settings that look totally realistic until one detail turns everything around.
Guy Billout finished his art training in France, in the city of Beaune. Which then led him into advertising, where he spent a few years before coming to New York City in 1969. That's where his career really took off after a successful publication of his unique art in the New York Magazine.
This allowed Billout to express himself freely in his meaningful drawings, unleashing his surreal mind which the artist later shared with the biggest US media outlets like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time, and many more, including even several books, like the collection of Greek mythology.
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Instead of his reflection being in the water, his reflection is on the land :)
Load More Replies...Your reflection may appear as something that is definite, but your existence in the real world is extremely vague and indefinite (or) / You claim to know the utmost truth about yourself but in reality you’re just a wavering being
The reflection you receive back from the world is more true to who you are than your own perception
The guy has only cut a handful of leaves whereas the girl has cut a lot... :p
Load More Replies...Flexibility is mysterious that's important of human life. Straight line is dead line.
Either that cow's been there a long time or you really are what you eat
"So you stop at the bus stop with the big piano!" "Yep, that's the one!"
if this were the berlin wall, i'd make a joke about the iron curtain
Load More Replies...Wall was built to keep our enemies. But the capitalists, enemies of China. Got through. The working man with his brief case.
what my mom wants me to do when ever she tells me to clean my room.
Anyone else see the 10th doctor? No? Just me? Okay then... *awkwardly walks away*
One assuming they need to go great distances. In hind sight, it's closer than one may think.
i loved this one, for reflection, about war.. and what is best on our wonderful blue planet
Its even more funny if you think about the fact they're going upwards
id like to think this is profound, how light pollution in the city makes the stars disappear and he's a metaphor for that but then again its all up to interpretation
Achieving her goal with her effort and with the help of God?
