Clever, often funny, and always really enjoyable work by Czech photographer Petr Žižak.

Fotogalerie - Petr Žižak

Roman Sejkot

Unusual perspectives and creative silhouettes by Czech photographer Roman Sejkot.

Roman Sejkot

Petr Flynt

I've long enjoyed Czech photographer Petr Flynt's weird and humorous imagery but haven't checked it out for a while.

*NOTE: UPDATED WITH NEW LINK April 30/11*

Thanks to reader Nicolas for reminding me about this interesting artist.

Petr Flynt

Arthur Berzinsh

Wonderfully weird and whimsical work by Latvian artist Arthur Berzinsh.

Berzinsh art

Bernadinism

Unusual and creative work by photographer Alva Bernadine; all featured on one of the most spectacularly weird websites I've seen. (And I've seen a lot!)

Bernadinism

Michal Buddabar

Polish photographer Michal Buddabar wrote in to share his intriguingly eclectic portfolio.

Michal Buddabar

Alberto Bevacqua

Here's an unusual combination of artistic disciplines that end up working well together. California based furniture and steel fabricator/photographer Alberto Bevacqua utilizes his skill with metal to create strange body ornaments for his models. Interesting stuff.

Alberto Bevacqua

i.m. ruzz

Calgary based photographer, writer, film-maker and all round interesting guy i.m. ruzz.

The writing that accompanies his photographs brings a whole new dimension that I found really engaging.

ruzz.org

Jan Hronsky

Edgy, dark, oddball, humourous, with a touch of glamour, erotica and fashion. It's pretty hard to hang a definition on the work of Czech photographer Jan Hronsky.

Jan Hronsky - Fotogalerie

John Ross

Intriguing high-concept work by UK photographer John Ross. The Blood series is my favourite.

JOHN ROSS PHOTOGRAPHY

Marc Gronnebaum

German photographer Marc Gronnebaum's Slime series is definitely one of the odder concepts I've come across recently. Sometimes models really earn their pay!

Fotokunst – Marc Gronnebaum

Patrick Rochon

Canadian born photographer Patrick Rochon takes light painting to a whole new level with these spectacular images. The most incredible thing is that all of these are 100% analogue, there is no digital manipulation in post-production.

Of particular interest to the readers of this blog are the Butoh and Experimental galleries.

Patrick Rochon Light Painting