Brilliant new work by Argentine film-maker Fernando Livschitz featuring Ryan Williams, Kurtis Downs and Gavin Godfrey at the Nitro World Games. ”I try to put a smile on people’s faces. I believe it’s always possible to show the world and
For his latest release 'Whodat' California based singer, songwriter and producer Emmit Fenn teamed up with LA based director Patrick Jean resulting in this whimsical avian masterpiece. We'll never look at a pigeon in the same way again. We caught up
Long time collaborators photographer Mads Perch and art director Roberto Rosolin decided to respond to these challenging times by setting on a creative journey with their latest personal project 'The Portal'. 'The Portal' is meant to represent a gateway to a
Whilst deep in lockdown and with a newfound perspective, Brazilian artist Vik Muniz drew inspiration from crowds, movements and large gatherings, exploring ideas and themes behind the nature of transmission for this, his new body of work titled 'Surfaces' Muniz is
Uplifting, dream-like and fun, Argentine film-maker Fernando Livschitz's works playfully transpose fantasy elements into meticulously captured contemporary backdrops - some iconic, others mundane - to charming and mind-boggling organic effect.
Lockdown has limited our approach to communication and interaction. The constant flow of email, zoom calls and media, in general, can all get very intoxicating. The little exchanges we've always taken for granted have been compressed into virtual data. Technology
You can run but contrary to popular opinion, you can also hide. This work by New York based visual artist Brooke DiDonato was inspired by a book which sat, previously unnoticed, in the artists' bathroom and beautifully evokes the feeling
Having far more than the usual amount of time alone spending a lot of that extra time reflecting and searching for perspective, this piece by LA-based filmmaker and Director Ari Fararooy reflects this in a beautifully moving and poetic way. Fararooy
Why did the toilet roll roll down the hill? To get to the bottom. Awful jokes aside, the insane scramble for toilet paper just before the lockdown was a surreal phenomenon and not in the slightest bit funny. Inspired by
Essential reading for these dystopian times by Johan Deckmann, a Copenhagen-based artist, practicing psychotherapist and author. Summed up by Felicity Carter in a recent Forbes interview, Johan's work is "One part humorous, two parts sartorial and a million parts truthful,