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If you were to kill time, how would you go about it? I mean not just pass the time, but get get rid of it altogether? Well, the imaginary characters in Evocative Art's "Shooting Time" series picked up a gun and started shooting some clocks. To avoid the losses, to escape the pain, to freeze and retrieve moments long gone. The problem is - to kill something, first it has to exist. Time may be a human construction, but change isn't. Change is the principle that overtakes all. Now that's much harder to fight - or shoot down. But it's fun trying. Because sometimes you just don't want to make lemonade when life throws you lemons.

I's good to escape, and these unexpected sensual characters choose an orchard escapade. Where they escape amplifies the contours and curvy outcome. It's a moment of nature, in nature, and by nature. Let's venture into it together. (Don't trip over the temptations!).

It all began with a summertime rainshower, but it was no ordinary rainshower. Strange clouds formed, vanished, and transformed. An orange hammock, red sandals, a wedding dress, and bras. All appear out of nowhere, hanging from the clouds...and multiplying. A sunhat and a syringe are also involved...and then a person in a sunhat is spotted walking away. From what? To what? Browse the digital art series by clicking the button.

What happens when you're bored of humans? (No-brainer - you adopt a pet and have the best lifelong relationship you've had).

But beyond that, you create imaginary human faces - not pure, prim 'n proper, or spic 'n span, but in intensely emotional, vulnerable, up-close-and-personal moments...with complexions layered in colors, textures, and feelings - or "doused in mud, served in bleach" as one grunge poet famously sang.

Click the link in this post to browse 30+ emotive faces in this series. You might just connect with one or see yourself in one.