Surrealist Coffee Clock: A Humorous Image Manipulation for Coffee Lovers by Elianne van Turennout

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Surrealist Coffee Clock: A Humorous Image Manipulation for Coffee Lovers by Elianne van Turennout
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Elianne van Turennout

Groningen, Netherlands

About ‘Surrealist Coffee Clock: A Humorous Image Manipulation for Coffee Lovers’ by Elianne van Turennout

Discover a unique blend of surrealism and humour with this intriguing image manipulation of a woman with a tattoo, holding an unusual clock. The striking aspect of this clock is the inside, which surprisingly resembles a cup of coffee with a shocked face inside. This playful and creative piece of art adds a touch of humour to your…

Original created by Elianne van Turennout.
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Elianne van Turennout
Groningen, Netherlands

It all started with a4 paper and HB pencils. As a child I was often impressed by how beautiful the world around me was. The urge to capture this beautiful world, and to show the people around me what I saw, was actually there from the beginning. If I remember correctly, I was about eleven years old when I first met the camera. Of course it was a simple compact camera with a ridiculous quality, but I enjoyed it.

I sometimes said I wanted to be a photographer, but of…

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