Entourage.
Subatomic Tourism is the fantastic miniature world created by “bequiffed” Edinburgh-based visual art Mirren Audax. As he describes it on his site:
Subatomic Tourism is an ongoing project to big up the small with a hint of Irwin Allen and Richard Feynman, along with a touch of Marcel Duchamp and Ray Harryhausen; to bring by way of Joseph Cornell and Gerry Anderson a celebration of the wonderful world-sized diorama we find ourselves living in.
Audax photographs scenes created with toy figures placed in urban settings that resemble stills from classic TV series, science fiction films, pop culture and surreal portraiture. With references to Doctor Who, Star Trek, H. P. Lovecraft and American road movies, Audux’ fabulous images allow the viewer to invent their own narrative for each image.
See more Lilliputian worlds here, and you can follow the Museum of Subatomic Tourism on Facebook and Twitter.
Migration Tracking.
Lost In The Supermarket.
Silver Foil Nemesis.
Heart of Oak.
“You’re All Astronauts On Some Kind Of Star Trek?”
Sunset Strip.
A Bridge Too Far.
War Games.
The Great War.
Regeneration.
Cyber Gothic.
“Busqueu! Localitz! Exterminar!”
Against the Second Doctor.
By Any Other Name.
In The Shopping Centre No One Can Hear You Scream.
The Beyondness Of Things.
Gossip In The Grassmarket.
Little Old Ladies.
The Saucer.
In Memory of Yuri Gagarin.
Belford Road Missile Silo.
It Came From The 1950s.
The Call of Cthulhu.
The Sweeney!
An Affair To Remember.
The Long Drive Home.