Human Ventriloquist turns People into Puppets

Nina Conti is a ventriloquist and comedienne born in 1974 in London, England. Conti uses audience members as her ventriloquist dummies, transforming them from people to puppets with the aid of a face mask. The mask is built so that the comedian can control the mouth movements by squeezing a small balloon. While Nina Conti is controlling the mouth, the person wearing the mask controls their body movements. This juxtaposition of action makes for funny viewing, adding to the overall comedic effect of Nina Conti’s shows.

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Svenja Jödicke Paints People with a Splash of Color

Svenja Jödicke was born in Berlin, Germany and grew up in a large, creative family. Although art had always played an improtant role in her life, it was only in 2012 that she turned to art professionally. Not only did painting become a profession for Svenja, it became a way for her to express her […]

Japanese Pop Surrealism Paintings by Yosuke Ueno

Japanese artist Yosuke Ueno’s painting are an interesting blend of fantasy, surrealistic styling and cartoon elements. Although his characters are all his own original designs, their cartoon styling has been around for nearly a century. His pop surrealism paintings have an innocent appeal about them, even when darker symbolism appears in the art work in […]

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