All in art
What if in between the walls of our homes and offices there was a secret agency looking after our mental health, supporting us when we succeed and cheering us when we are down? London-based artist, Linda Zagidulina imagines that world in her latest installation Agency of Internal Affairs.
When art is often bred in the process of alienation from the crumbling surroundings, the very space results to discover the self aka Chōwa (Inner harmony). Ayane Yamamoto, Buds her such artistry of character development via canvas collaboration for a poignant playground.
SPA: healing object considers the energy of accumulation/collecting for no reason, of taking/investing for no reason regardless of holy or mundane interaction. Maintaining reverence both private and public, extending and sustaining the concept of shrines past their physical site into an atmosphere that is all accessible yet chaotic in its freedom and lavish insistence in the now.
Inspired by local quirks, general curiosity, and witty humor, Kinky Kashayam’s art takes us through a slide show of the Brown culture nuances with a concurrent south Indian twist.
Inspired by dreams and surrealistic atmosphere Veronica Osipova brings life to her inner world in a digital enviornment.
The new performance by Tim Plamper, “Security IV (Event Horizon)”, stands as a manifestation of the perpetual state of transience outlining the Now. By evoking the concept of a border and stimulating the potential that resides in crossing its edges, the piece unfolds through actions that blend together multiple disciplines.
Imagining friendly creatures and their possibility of visual appearance in an alternative world of chromatic extravagance, Rinii Fish takes us on a ride of playful stories of her artistic channeling.
A mixture between tattoo designs that are rising in popularity across the Western world and Y2K styles, the multidisciplinary artist creates abstract art, sculpting and fashion as a means of connecting with their Chinese culture. When he is not creating art that is posted on their social media, he is studying Fine Arts, majoring in painting.
Jon Rafman’s latest works delve into the dirty leftovers of the internet to inquire on how contemporary technology mediates and mutate our relationship with memory, truth and identity.
“I have always been very close to nature my entire upbringing, and I've had no lack of mountains and fjords around me. So whenever I create something new I always draw inspiration from nature and the methodology that was used to explain it”
RickDick and Contemporary Society: Can memes meet art?
“Practice makes the person perfect” is not a new quote, but today we spoke to yet another who lives by this phrase. Filippo A.L Cegani unveils his peculiar painting style that looks no less than a digital piece of craft.
Florentina Holzinger is a Berlin-based choreographer. Using the spectacle of dance, her work explores the female bodies’ potential for physicality and female representation.
Harald Schaack is a multidisciplinary conceptual artist based in Dusseldorf, Germany. Using multi-media art and creative direction, his work examines deconstructivism in today’s societies.
Stories told in reverse by the atavistic sculptures of Michele Gabrielle: ‘The Vernal Age of Miry Mirrors’ shows a dispute between the viewer and its surroundings “They belong to our experience as spectators.”
Imagining fashion galas and events alike without the trans (LGBTQAI+) community is very hard to digest. So why is it that in the 21st century we still struggle with the social balance of equality and rights of identity? We discussed the matter with digital fashion model Ophelia.
“For me and through my work, I try to make people enjoy the momentary joys of life. I try to reach all people from all walks of life, from a common working-class man to a high elite community, all can enjoy it now, that be a 5 year old kid or 82 year old grandpa”
Uffe Isolotto is a Danish multi-disciplinary artist. His latest installation, We Walked the Earth, examines the relationship between human and other-than-human life, asking what it means to be human today?
Berlin-based CD Eliot Lee is revolutionising CGI in both personal and commercial projects, unlocking new virtual realms, and equipped by the aesthetics and artistic influence of our chronic late 20th century nostalgia.
Graphics with a groove, illustrator Thami Nabil (@recsoverto) takes you on a tip through his imagined landscapes. Melting and moving with seamless precision, Nabil’s retro influences are putting some edge back into the art world.
