“Walk the Line“, 2004-2007 by Antti Laitinen. Self portrait in Athens, Gateshead, Helsinki, Kielder Forest, Luukaa Forest, Newcastle, Oulunkyla Forest and Pointbum Woods. Antti Laitinen printed his portrait on various maps and then walked along the lines of his face. The GPS system he carried recorded his journey, drawing the path he walked.

»Lick and Lather«, 1993 by Janine Antoni. 14 portrait busts, cast of a model of the artist herself and mounted on look-a-like ancient classical pedestals. Seven statues were cast in white soap, and the other seven in brown chocolate, and then reshaped by the rather subjective acts which engaged her tongue passing over, and the frothing up of bubbles, fizz, effervesce…

»Untitled (My True Self)«, 2006 by Terence Koh.

»Oil Painting Self Portraits Made In China«, 2007 by Bjørn-Kowalski Hansen.

»Self Portrait as a Pataphysical Object« (2006) by Torsten Lauschmann.

»One Pixel Self Portrait, Selected« (2007) by Ilia Ovechkin.

“Self Portrait of a Working Man Missing a Million Pixels II” and “hus.DSC00109″ by Victor Boullet.

“Series 00: Self-Portrait” from the project “Memento Mori” by Iñigo Bilbao. Images built from a 2 mm. slices CAT-Scan (Medical Systems HIGH Speed CT/e) of the model. The DICOM files obtained were processed in Osirix (Medical Imaging Software); exporting a 3D model the renders were produced using 3ds Max 7.0 and Brazil Rendering Systems. See also Karin Sander and Xavier Veilhan.

»Sept 15 – Oct 21, 2006« (from Art Ad Series), collage, 2006

»commissioned self portrait v.2« (by montreal street portrait artist), 2006 by Paul Butler.

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»The Way«, 1994. A 3-D computer animation combined with live video. In this work the common system of the central perspactive is inverted. Instead of having the vanishing point at its usual place (on the horizon which represents endlessness),it has been moved to the closest possible position next to the viewpoint. Depicted are three runners followed by a camera down a foggy street in a small German village. By Tamás Waliczky & Anna Szepesi.