Robert Zeller is a fine artist who has used his latest series as a comment on Two Western concepts. That of the nude female as an icon for consumerism, and secondly a sense of American landscape, in this case, the American Shopping Mall. His works haunting with their use of cold open space, and the female form placed in these environments tells a story of vulnerability. His work technically combines “a version of 19th century figure modeling with 16th century perspective techniques.” He also has some nice portraits and sketches on his site.