@art_dailydose: Canadian photographer Ulric Collette spent years developing Genetic Portraits, a series that seamlessly merges the faces of parents and children, siblings, cousins, and other relatives into single portraits. The results are both fascinating and unsettling. By blending family members into one face, Collette reveals similarities that often go unnoticed, transforming genetics into something visible. Features that seem distinct suddenly align, creating portraits that feel strangely familiar and entirely new at the same time. Launched in 2008, the project explores heredity, identity, and family connection, turning DNA into a powerful visual experience and making it impossible to ignore the traits we share with those closest to us. Photographer: @geneticportraits #photography #family #art #portrait #artist

LiandaM :

one person

Sam :

Me on left(41), Baby on right. (17)

litaintheworld :

All the siblings look almost perfectly blended

charliecraig543 :

brothers 35 and 45

Eltonwk.wkkwkk :

🖤 KTB from OC 🖤 :

Genetics can be so amazing 💕

csel :

Terrifying how genetic works

Sherry Poole Glover :

Me on the left, son on the right

𝒮𝒶𝑜𝒾𝓇𝓈𝑒 :

Me and my grandma.

Carri D & Co. :

A gave birth to 2 kids that look exactly like each other and nothing like me. 👍🥰

𖹬𐑾ⲓɳ 𖹭 :

This is my mom & me

HALO :

My dad and I

Wambuii :

iKontact :

Me & my dad

🇵🇸 :

Grandma -> granddaughter

🌘Astro🌠 :

Slide 4 is crazy

Jon Davis :

That’s just Will Forte.

◇ㅌr!sTㅇTLㅌ◇ :

A.Anderson :

me and my grandfather both at around 17

HowieV 🍚 :

Anyone else used their thumb to see too?

adn.hskc_ :

my father and me