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The 50 Digital Artists we curated offline in 2017

December 27, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Digital Decade, Digital Art, Events, United Kingdom, Art, 2017

Instead of doing our classic Cream of the Top we decided to look back and underline the best thing we did this year. Definitely it was the 5th instalment of Digital Decade collaboration with 50 artists (let's say top artists of 2017 by our version) that ended in August as a group show of Phygital Art in London. And it wouldn't happen without a great support of the partners listed below:

ELLO
Curioos
Sedition Art
Ugly Duck
LUWA
Virtually Mine

Curated by Arseny Vesnin

The concept of Digital Decade5: Cyberia was “the Unknown Territories Shaped by the Digital Ethnos”. This, “Ethnos” refers to the generation of digital people that are changing our world, and continuing to influence our culture. As our world becomes increasingly digital, it ultimately transforms to become a ‘Cyberia’.

Identity of Cyberia

The whole identity of Digital Decade 5 was created by famous artist Ruslan Khasanov who has recently won ADC Young Gun 15 Award and Behance selected him to decorate their own Behance Decade :)

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First us then Apple

The curator of Digital Decade and Designcollector founder Arseny Vesnin was happy enough to cross path with leading artist Shane Griffin whose works you can see on iPhone X and 8 now. But long before this, he created a special artwork for Cyberia collaboration

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The idea to get on board one of the pioneer of digital art - Aristarkh Chernyshev came to me after I revisited "Electronic Superhighway" exhibition in Whitechapel in 2016. That's how we got his famous electric marquee artwork to the walls of Cyberia exhibition

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Improvised Cinema at Digital Decade 5

Video Art went high

This year Digital Decade was expanded not only with VR installations but with a whole new world of Video Art. Together with our new partners - Sedition Art we came up with a Collaboration Call for Arms and selected 5 Artist to join our exhibition.





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Exhibition Artists

The idea of a phygital (digital with physical) art was fully evolved during the exhibition by inviting talented VR artists. Together with the help of Virtually Mine Ltd we installed immersive installations of 

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ELLO x DCN

The whole event wouldn't happen without a massive support from Ello Creative Network and we are really happy to roll into 2018 affair with them. During the first month of summer together with 20 Jury Members we shortlisted 60 artists  and selected 10 winners whose artworks joined our exhitibition

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Stay Hungry, Stay Curioos

The whole event featured 15 installation artists and 35 print artists including the winners above. Together with our best partners at Curioos we selected 25 artists to join the search of Cyberia on the "Unknown territories shaped by the Digital Ethnos" 

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Digital Decade 5 was hosted by Ugly Duck space as a part of their Creative Seasons program. Ugly Duck is a London Based social enterprise that revitalises empty and underused buildings, and open them up for creative uses. Ugly Duck has also been used as unusual locations for films, photoshoots, and events.

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Exhibition Catalogue

There is no good exhibition without collectible catalogue of featured artists. Digital Decade 2017 is no exception and you can still support us by ordering the catalogue to your doors.

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Official Video from Event

 

Follow the Leading Digital Art Event

Now you have no other reasons but to follow our initiative entering the Sixth Instalment in 2018

with  partners like Creative Debuts, POSH.SPACE, ELLO and Curioos

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@digital.decade


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December 27, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
British, DEC, Aristarkh Chernyshev, Louise Mertens, Sedition, Joelle Snaith, Kulikova Elena, Vesnin Arseny
Digital Decade, Digital Art, Events, United Kingdom, Art, 2017

Xhxix Art

December 26, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Digital Art, Japan, Portfolios, 2017

Xhxix is a Tokyo-based artist whose digital paintings depict mostly gaunt young men in surreal states of mental anguish or physical injury. His subjects are inspired by niche models, such as Jacob Morton, whose pictures he gathers off the internet.

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December 26, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
DEC
Digital Art, Japan, Portfolios, 2017

Kirsten Beets Art

December 25, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Art, South African Republic, Portfolios, 2017

Cape-Town-rooted artist Kirsten Beets works predominantly with oil paint on paper. Her main subject is the interaction between humans and nature.

"The artist infuses observations of people and places, fleeting moments, into physical objects. She lifts their significance to touchstones of remembrance. Beets’ artworks represent the fragmentary illustrations of a shifting memory. They oscillate between the feeling of dry, heat shimmering Cape Town, geometric-shaped swimming pools and the preserved green nature of the suburban and gardens. In her paintings the artist expresses the illusionary spaces that remind of nature but are in fact fully constructed by humans. This play with illusion is substantial for Beet’s works where she comments on the interaction between humans and their environment in a bigger picture. Beets has exhibited both nationally and internationally, including the Royal Academy of Arts in London and the Scuola Internationale di Grafi in Venice, Italy. She also took part in the Cape Town and the Johannesburg Art Fairs."

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@kirst_b_kind
December 25, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin /Source
DEC
Art, South African Republic, Portfolios, 2017

Gutless Wonder

December 25, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in 2017, Digital Art, Portfolios

"Gutless Wonder creates eye-popping CG illustrations and 3D sculptures. With intricate patterns and vivid colours, her work brings to mind psychedelia, religious iconography and tribal art." Read full interview on Creative Review

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December 25, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
DEC
2017, Digital Art, Portfolios

Rubber People by Simon Christoph Krenn

December 21, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Digital Art, Motioncollector, Portfolios, 2017

"Simon Christoph Krenn’s 3D animation, Parasitic Endeavours, initially started out as the creative wanting to explore distorted perspectives on human evolution."

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The result is a compilation of body parts, mainly heads and torsos, that wobble along a white backdrop and bump together like rubber mannequins. The hyperreal detail is unnerving and to see recognisable human parts being manipulated making the viewer feel both uncomfortable and mesmerised.

Words by Rebecca Fulleylove, It's Nice That

December 21, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
DEC
Digital Art, Motioncollector, Portfolios, 2017

Banksy x Danny Boyle "The Alternativity"

December 20, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Street Art, United Kingdom, 2017, Art

The story of how Britain’s favourite artist Banksy teamed up with Britain’s favourite film director Danny Boyle to put on a moving nativity play at The Walled Off Hotel in December 2017.

December 20, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
DEC, British
Street Art, United Kingdom, 2017, Art

Memory Lapses by François Ollivier

December 19, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Canada, Portfolios, Photography, Art, 2017

Memory Lapses are temporary installations photographed by François Ollivier when he revisited places linked to strong memories, past or recent. By overexposing reflective material in the process, data becomes absent from the digital file, creating an empty zone in the image that alters reality and distorts our perception: like time and distance do.

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December 19, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
DEC
Canada, Portfolios, Photography, Art, 2017

Ron Mueck "Mass" Large-scale Skull Installation

NGV Melbourne
December 15, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Art, Australia, United Kingdom, Sculpture, 2017

As part of NGV Triennial, twenty large-scale new artworks have been commissioned by the NGV, including Ron Mueck’s Mass 2016–17, a monumental work of extraordinary presence comprising 100 individual skulls.

Photo by Sean Fennessey

"Mass" is an installation of 100 individual human skull forms piled up on the gallery floor, each which engage with the architecture of the site.

Photo by Sean Fennessey

"The installation brings to mind the massed remains in the catacombs of Paris, an imposing wall of human heads that resonates with a simultaneous and strange sense of impermanence and eternality. In ‘Mass’, Mueck celebrates the form that links all humanity and pays homage to a symbol that has stood within the art of essentially all cultures and religion. surrounded by skulls covering nearly every surface of the walls, visitors are reminded of the transience of life" via designboo

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December 15, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
British, DEC
Art, Australia, United Kingdom, Sculpture, 2017

Guerilla Flower Installations on the Streets of NYC by Lewis Miller Design

December 14, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in USA, Street Art, 2017

"For the last few months, New Yorkers have been treated to an unexpected sight during their daily commutes as random trash cans around the city have been converted into overflowing bouquets of colourful flowers. The temporary installations dubbed “Flower Flashes” are the idea of floral designer Lewis Miller Design who utilise a mixture of post-event flowers and fresh stock to create the displays on street corners or around statues, reminding us somewhat of Geoffroy Mottart’s installations in Brussels. You can see more of Lewis Miller’s work on Instagram. " via Colossal

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December 14, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin /Source
American, DEC
USA, Street Art, 2017

Ceramic Donuts by Jae Yong Kim

December 13, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Art, Portfolios, Sculpture, South Korea, 2017
 
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For his ongoing series of ceramic donuts, sculptor Jae Yong Kim chooses patterns and images that evoke a sense of pop culture both past and present

“Without my intention, references to Pop Art have been a consistent occurrence throughout the entirety of the donut artworks. Questioning myself regarding the donuts falling in line with a specific genre has brought questions and need for understanding. Each individual donut has invariably read to me as a small painting; color, pattern and physicality have been the ultimate procedure for my personal expression.”
— Jae Yong Kim
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December 13, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
DEC, Jae Yong Kim
Art, Portfolios, Sculpture, South Korea, 2017

HALF&HALF Gzhel Plates

December 12, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Design, Portfolios, Russia, 2017

It began few years ago when Russian Design magazine AD asked 5 leading designers to come up with pilot projects to save significant local industries from dying out of ideas. We wrote about Yar Misonzhnikov reinventing Vologda lace traditions. But today we put on review the only one project went in production

That was a redesign of classic Gzhel Porcelain Ceramics by then a designer and now art-director of Strelka Institute - Anna Kulachek. In 2015 together with HALF&HALF production firm, Anna  released a small bunch of desert plates HALF&KULACHEK - the modern designs that use classical Gzhel colour motifs and geometrical patterns.

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This autumn, the company decided to produce a limited supply of table version plates (27.5 cm) in two colours. Next year, the brand owners intend to continue the series with the same print, as well as produce cups, sugar bowls and other objects.

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December 12, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
Russian, Kulachek Anna, DEC
Design, Portfolios, Russia, 2017

KHADI by Helena Bajaj Larsen

December 11, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Fashion, France, Portfolios, 2017

Designer Helena Bajaj Larsen left Paris to move to New York and attended Parsons School of Design. Her focus from the start has been on textile design and the exploration of a surface through print, knit and various other techniques. Outside of school, she tried to develop textile related skills as much as she could through internships (Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna, Mary Katrantzou for Embroidery, Thakoon) and workshops in India.

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For her final terms in Parson she chose the topic of "khadi". Khadi constitutes an Indian homespun cotton cloth often referred to as “the fabric of social change” due to its crucial role in the Indian Independence movement led by Mahatma Gandhi. Her thesis by this very name is a contemporary take on an old story which is both close to her heart as it reflects her family history but also embodies her passionate relationship to textiles.

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“I travelled to many factories and collectives studying how Khadi was made from start to finish (plucking the cotton, to weaving it and then dying it) which helped me better understand the potential of collaboration between craftsmen and designers and when the opportunity presented itself in April, I applied for a design fellowship in Haiti led by Donna Karan and in partnership with Rihanna’s Clara Lionel Foundation. Thankfully I was one of the three students they chose to go to down to Haiti for the summer to develop a range of products with the local artisans at a design training center called D.O.T located in the capital city. It was an incredible experience and ever since I have been trying to think of ways I could keep working on projects of this sort.”
— Helena Bajaj Larsen
www.helenabajajlarsen.com

Recently, Helena was shortlisted as one of the top 20 finalists for the WGSN X ARTS THREAD Future Creator Award as well as one of the five selected brands (out of 600 applicants) of the Lakmé Gen Next Mumbai Fashion Week competition. Each year they select five young designers to showcase their work among established Indian designers at the country’s largest fashion event.

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Photographer: Helena Bajaj Larsen
Model: Neloufar Taheri
Styling Assistant: Mary Raggazino

@helena.bajaj.larsen
December 11, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin /Source
DEC
Fashion, France, Portfolios, 2017

The Velvet Underground & Nico, 1969

Reimagined by Fill Ryabchikov

@filianstudio

Reimagining Record Covers

December 11, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Digital Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, 2017

Our friends and Digital Decade partners - Depositphotos invited 19 digital artists to re-imagine legendary record covers

The Beatles, Abbey Road

Reimagined by Alex Norg

@alexnorg
 

 

David Bowie, Aladdin Sane

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@cy_tone

Reimagined by Cy Tone

 

 

Pink Floyd

Reimagined by Antony Kitson

@oneteneleven
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Patti Smith, Horses

Reimagined by Julian Weise

 

 

Sex Pistols

Reimagined by Evgeny Moryakov

Behance
 

 

Grace Jones

Reimagined by Louise Mertens

@louise_mertens
 

 

Depeche Mode

Reimagined by Giga Kobidze

@gigakobidze
 

 

Aphex Twin

by Giacomo Carmagnola

@gore_xv
 

 

Amy Winehouse

Reimagined by Sergey Serebrennikov

@dotz_3s
 

 

View all submissions on special page

19 Record Covers Reimagined
December 11, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin /Source
DEC, Depositphotos
Digital Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, 2017

BROSMIND: Working With a Brother

December 08, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Spain, Portfolios, Illustration, Graphic Design, 2017

OFFF Festival residents BROSMIND is a creative duo of brothers Juan and Alejandro Mingarro. During his childhood, Juan and Alejandro already formed a prolific creative pair that could be considered as the germ of what is now its visual and conceptual universe. This fact personifies the essence of Brosmind, and is of great importance both in the contents that generate and in the mechanics of work.

To make a retrospective of their work BROSMIND ran the exhibition "Working with a brother" this year. The retrospective reflected on the importance of the fraternal bond that exists between the brothers and described how the present work can be considered an extrapolation of the childhood creations. 

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December 08, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
DEC
Spain, Portfolios, Illustration, Graphic Design, 2017

From Colors to None by Leonardoworx

December 07, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Digital Art, Graphic Design, Portfolios, Motioncollector, Italy, 2017

In the creative industry, we are overwhelmed by abstract CGI animation, most of the times made using presets, most of the times without a concept.
FROM COLORS TO NONE is a research about 3 human steps through colours. Each step is represented by a basic geometric form: A circle, a square and a triangle. The circle is humanity, Square is coherence, Triangle is relationships. Nowadays, these 3 aspects are, day by day, chocked by our digital routine. Sometimes we feel like swimming in the sand, blinded by powder. But when it seems all black, we try to survive and research for a new balance. So we build our Color Machine from none. Cause, maybe,  from none we come… and our life is 100% colourful :) 

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December 07, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
DEC
Digital Art, Graphic Design, Portfolios, Motioncollector, Italy, 2017

Pullman Berlin interiors refurbished by Sundukovy Sisters and Evgeny Kiselev

Berlin Pullman
December 07, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Illustration, Interior Design, Germany, Russia, 2017

Famous Russian illustrator Evgeny Kiselev (hundreds of international projects) and design studio Sundukovy Sisters (for a moment! The duo did 30 hotels, over 60 restaurants, bars and cafes, over 70 offices, banks, shops interiors) were commissioned by Pullman Berlin hotel to refurbish their interiors using the flora and fauna motives due to the close location to Berlin Zoo

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@ekiselev
December 07, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
Kiselev Evgeny, Russian, DEC
Illustration, Interior Design, Germany, Russia, 2017

Digital Tattoos by Billelis

December 06, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Digital Art, Portfolios, Tattoo, United Kingdom, 2017

"A series of 3D illustrations inspired by traditional tattoo patterns. Tattoo culture has always been a fascinating environment to be part of. The skills and talents of the great traditional artists have always been a huge inspiration in my work." - Billelis

Appreciate on Behance
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December 06, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin /Source
British, DEC
Digital Art, Portfolios, Tattoo, United Kingdom, 2017

Ștefan Șerbănescu

December 05, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Events, 2017

Our friends and partners of Digital Decade - ELLO and Creative Debuts creative platforms joined to release a collaborative Call for Arms and then an exhibition in conjunction with Whitechapel Gallery First Thursdays in the heart of Shoreditch, London

Romanian photography artist Ștefan Șerbănescu shares his figurative and same time abstract artworks 

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Through The Mist: Dmitri Aske

December 04, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Street Art, Art, Sculpture, Russia, Portfolios, 2017

Dmitri Aske, a multidisciplinary Russian artist, has had a large solo show in Moscow RuArts Gallery. The exhibition entitled Through The Mist, which lasted from November, 2 till December, 2, included 24 plywood relieves created in the artist’s unique technique and 4 middle-sized plywood sculptures. Dmitri had worked on the series for nine months. 

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According to the artist, the title of the show describes the life of modern people who try to find their own way wandering through the informational mist. The characters of all the artworks exist in the state of uncertainty, doubts, second thoughts, anxiety concerning past and future, which lies behind the white noise of our digital age.

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Dmitri Aske is a versatile Moscow artist and one of the main figures behind the Russian urban contemporary art movement. He started his career in 2000 from writing graffiti, later moving to graphic design and illustration. In mid-2000s, Dmitri had collaborated with Nike, Reebok, PlayStation, and the like making different art objects and graphics. He also used to be an Edior-in-Chief of one of the first Russian graffiti magazines and a co-founder of a street wear brand. Since 2015, Aske has dedicated himself full-time to art, creating plywood tile relieves, sculptures, and painting murals. In 2016, according to the InArt research, he was named 4th by the sum of auction sales among the young Russian artists. Apart from working in the studio, Dmitri runs an online magazine vltramarine.ru, as well as gives lectures on graffiti and street art.

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@dmitriaske
December 04, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
Aske Sicksystems, Russian, DEC
Street Art, Art, Sculpture, Russia, Portfolios, 2017

Art of Natalia Lvova

December 01, 2017 by Arseny Vesnin in Art, Portfolios, USA, 2017

Russia-raised California-based contemporary artist Natalia Lvova presents her ongoing project "Pyshki" that will join Aqua Art Miami 2017 next week

Natalia has created more than 150 paintings throughout the course of her artistic career and is known for her powerful utilization of vibrant colors, unique visual schemes and patterns in creating original masterpieces that are hailed by art enthusiasts of every generation. Notably, Natalia holds a patent for her unique style of painting, which she has aptly named “TwiddleART.”

"Pyshka" 2017

In the modern world, women’s beauty is associated with slim figures. If a woman falls far behind the standard and accepts the rules of this game, she starts torturing herself with sports, diets, and other restrictions. If the body of a woman is much bigger than the standard, it is considered abnormal. Such a pressure makes full-bodied women feel unhappy and inferior.

Belly, 2017

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A full body can be beautiful, but people might have difficulties in seeing it. This is where art can assist. My works in TwiddleArt style (a technique of painting with swirls and twiddles) expand the feminine beauty ideal. The artwork catches the eye and makes one want to explore it. Through the paintings, people can see the beauty of curvy women and overcome the associated stereotypes.


Woman in a Chair, 2017

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Back, 2017

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Woman on a Sofa

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Inspiration Process

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December 01, 2017 /Arseny Vesnin
Russian, American, DEC
Art, Portfolios, USA, 2017
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