Anshuman Ghosh, aka @moography, fait de délicieuses illusions de papier qui transcendent la photographie de téléphone.

Initialement attiré par la photographie street art, l’artiste visuel Anshuman Ghosh, aka, @moography, a été frustré par le médium en raison de son entrave à la réalité. Dans une déclaration sur le blog d’Instagram, Ghosh dit qu’il « voulait créer quelque chose qui était une fusion entre ce qui était réel et ce qui ne l’était pas ». Il a donc développé une technique qu’il appelle « cadrage de téléphone » qui implique l’utilisation de papier découpé et un iPhone pour créer des illusions d’optique adorables qui jouent avec les limites de l’écran du téléphone.

Ghosh croque une idée sur le papier, qu’il découpe alors et arrange autour du cadre de son téléphone. La façon dont il fait chevaucher ses dessins avec l’image projetée sur son téléphone crée une illusion visuelle transparente et claire, brouillant les lignes entre le monde physique et numérique. Beaucoup de ses articles sont liés à la nourriture, mais le moyen permet des variations infinies. Dans ses publications, vous verrez que Ghosh fait tout pour retirer un sushi et placer un dossier dans un classeur.

It's Monday morning and I just got around to obliterating my To-Do list… for last week 😂. I don't know about you guys but I think To-Do lists give a semblance of structure to my un-productivity 😂. PS: After the successful experiment with no hashtags last week, Round 2 of the clinical trial continues ✌🏼️.

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Sep 5, 2016 at 2:16am PDT

Wouldn't it be awesome if iOS came with a file explorer similar to Finder on OSX? With the two iPad Pros having joined the family, it would be kinda awesome to have an iOS Pro as well with added functionality like access to a file explorer etc right? What do you think? It was this thought that inspired this artwork. It's another one of my 3D artworks although I am not 100% happy with the end product – I don't think the artwork has enough depth for it to come through as "3D". But I am learning with each artwork and hopefully the next piece will be better than this one! On a separate note, a special thank you to all my friends who responded with their thoughts, well wishes and ideas on my last post – it really means a lot to me. Between the supply of creative ideas from all of you and being put on the Suggested Users List once again by @Instagram, I can start to feel the creative juices flowing again. Onward and forward. #artwork #arts_gallery #filing #apple #ios

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Apr 11, 2016 at 2:32am PDT

But what about second breakfast 🍳? #eggs #breakfast #arts_gallery #artworks

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Nov 8, 2016 at 3:11am PST

It's time to #CreateWithMoo! See this image? What happens next? I have teamed up with the folks at MyiStore (@iphoneographysa) to bring you this exciting new series. This artwork will evolve with your ideas so you need to tell us what will happen next! Be creative, quirky, think about Apple products and how they fit in to your life. So head on over to the MyiStore Facebook page (link is in my profile 👆🏻) and share your crazy ideas. You have until Wednesday at noon to tell us your version of the story – I​ will select a submission and then incorporate the idea into the artwork by illustrating it using my #iPadPro! Tune in again next week to see how the artwork evolves with your winning ideas! Looking forward to your stories! Let's work together and create something amazing! #art #artwork #arts_gallery

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Aug 7, 2017 at 2:03am PDT

SWIPE LEFT, PLEASE! Hi! Swipe left to check out how the universe conspired to give me the best birthday gift any man could ever hope for – a HomeKit ready toaster!! 😂😂😂. Hope you guys liked today's artwork(s). My attention span is not long enough to do a full on stop motion video but with this new concept, I'm probably one step closer. This new series is a homage to good ol' school flip book animation and I'm calling this a "Swipe Story". What do you think? PS: If you have no idea what the hell I am talking about, you need to update the @instagram app 😂! #swipestory #art #artwork #arts_gallery #3dphoneframes

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Mar 3, 2017 at 2:15am PST

And the award for Best Picture goes to La La Land… NOT! 😂. PS: This artwork is part of a cool campaign that I've been working on with @usatoday and it fits the occasion perfectly, don't you think? PPS: Those legs may or may not belong to by Emma Stone 😂. #fail #oscars #art #artwork #arts_gallery #3dphoneframes

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Feb 27, 2017 at 2:24am PST

JENGA Did you know that the game derives its name from the Swahili word which means "to build"? Well, I didn't and it kinda makes sense because every time I play Jenga, there's very little building going on 😂. Most games usually end with a catastrophic collapse (followed by a look of shock and surprise) which may or may not have been triggered by an accidental nudge of the elbow 😊. #jenga #art #artworks #arts_gallery #phoneframes #phoneframing

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Feb 17, 2017 at 5:46am PST

This artwork is dedicated to all the empty bottles of shampoo that reside in the corner of my shower cubicle that I can only describe as a "shampoo / body wash graveyard"… If you ever wondered if these bottles are biodegradable, wonder no more 😂. #artwork #arts_gallery #art #shampoo

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Feb 10, 2017 at 4:20am PST

Hi there friends! It's the last day of the first month of 2017 and I have finally thawed from my Permafrost 😂. I'm still busy removing the cobwebs from my brain which still continues to be in power saving mode but hopefully, I'll be on the mend soon and back on your Instagram feed. So… Who's up for coffee? #artwork #art #coffee #arts_gallery #gladtobeback #3dphoneframing PS: I'm sharing a couple of Instagram stories with some behind the scenes footage of this artwork. My commentary is riveting 😂.

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Jan 31, 2017 at 1:42am PST

"Mmmm… Pork chops and bacon… My two favourite animals" – Homer Simpson 😂😂😂😂😂. #afternoonmunchies #art #arts_gallery #artwork

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Nov 15, 2016 at 5:17am PST

Coffee – the breakfast of champions (whose 3 yr old kicks them in the plums in the middle of the night) 😂😂😂. #coffee #zombie #artwork #arts_gallery

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Nov 14, 2016 at 3:35am PST

@googlemaps | Keeping me from getting lost since 2007 😂! While I love my mapping apps and the convenience that they bring, I often miss the tactile sensation of good ol' paper maps. Don't get me wrong – I am an early adopter when it comes to technology and I love how digital maps have changed the world but there is something about flipping through the pages of a map book and figuring out (what you think) is the quickest way to reach a place. Not to forget, opening a giant map and burying your head in it pretending to read while all you are doing is really keeping your co-passenger from seeing your clueless and fright-ridden face 😂! Thanks to mapping apps, the humiliation is now often more public! #googlemaps #arts_gallery #artworks

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Nov 4, 2016 at 3:29am PDT

Got milk (and cookies) 😂? Here's another #throwbackthursday edit of one of my favourite foodie artworks.. Hope you guys like it! #StayTrueSA #ballantines #ballantinessa #arts_gallery #milk #cookies

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Apr 14, 2016 at 7:21am PDT

Double tap if this makes you hungry 🍕🍕🍕. Here's another 3D phoneframe… Hope you guys like it! #staytrueSA #staytrue #ballantinessa #ballantines #whpfoodfilms #artwork #arts_gallery #phoneframes #phoneframing

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Apr 4, 2016 at 3:07am PDT

Who likes Scrabble? Better yet, who likes Scrabble Cereal? It's Scrabble Day today and what better to celebrate it than by playing a "who can guess a word with the highest points" game 😂. The rules are simple. In this artwork, there are 14 letters and you can play along by posting a comment with a word formed from these 14 letters. The word with the highest score wins! Standard Scrabble rules apply. G and D are for 2 points, Q and Z are for 10 points and all other letters are for one point. Tag friends who you think love Scrabble and would love to play along. Now go! #scrabbleday #iphoneographysa #scrabble #artwork #arts_gallery

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Apr 13, 2016 at 6:17am PDT

iBOOKS IN 3D Hi everyone! Those who've been following me for a while would have gotten used to my Phoneframing technique. The Phoneframing artworks by design have been 2 dimensional and didn't have much depth. This artwork uses a new concept I've come up with which gives my artwork a 3D feel to it or at least tries to trick the eyes into thinking that it is a 3D image. Much like my original Phoneframing technique, I hope to hone this concept further in the coming months and create more complex illusions. Let me know what you guys think! #anewkindofphoneframe #artwork #arts_gallery #bookshelf #library

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Mar 29, 2016 at 2:28am PDT

You better double tap this picture prawn-to 😂🍤🍱!! Howdy y'all? Here's a #throwbackthursday moment which I hope you all like. It's an artistic cover of one of my favourite and most popular artworks. #artwork #arts_gallery #sushi #lunch

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Mar 10, 2016 at 4:29am PST

Tea. Coffee's more sophisticated cousin 😂. #staytrue #ballantines #ballantinessa #artwork #arts_gallery #tea #breadcrumbssquad

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Feb 10, 2016 at 4:03am PST

Settings –> Display & Brightness –> Set Transparency = 100% Hi there!! Here's a #throwbackthursday moment featuring a photo I had posted exactly 6 months ago and probably something that my new friends on @instagram haven't seen it yet. I've really been wanting to repost this photo for quite a while no. Plus, I kinda slept off while watching a movie last night and couldn't finish my artwork 😂. Hope you like it!! #staytrue #ballantinessa #ballantines #artwork #arts_gallery #phoneframes #phoneframing

A post shared by Anshuman Ghosh (@moography) on Feb 4, 2016 at 2:05am PST

Vous pouvez consulter d’autres œuvres d’Anshuman Ghosh sur son site Web et Instagram.