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Cool Hunting Video Presents: Lori Nix by Cool Hunting Video

In our 79th episode we visit the Brooklyn studio of Lori Nix who photographs epic scenes of destruction and grandeur, natural wonders and glittering metropolises, magnificent architecture and heroic landscapes that all have one thing in common—they're all fake. Lori gives us a tour behind the artifice, showing us how she meticulously crafts the miniature sets using found objects and model-making materials. For more on this truth-bending artist, see our earlier interview with her here.

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This entry posted on 01 July 2007 at 9:25 PM
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