If "Where the Wild Things Are" and
literary "Alice in Wonderland" were to fuse and be transposed within a pictorial frame, its physiognomy would resemble something quite similar to the afore-posted photographs. Idle gossiping with brutish and savage creatures, deliberately exaggerated diminutive objects that seem to insinuate mankind's tendency to self-aggrandize, and flights of fancy (quite literally) conflate and evoke fantastical and whimsical sentiments within the viewer. I adore this native Swedish photographer.
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