Adri Godis Urban Photography
Adriana Godoy aka Adri Godis is Buenos Aires based urban photographer exploring the city scape through the fair lenses, light and a bit of magic
Adriana Godoy aka Adri Godis is Buenos Aires based urban photographer exploring the city scape through the fair lenses, light and a bit of magic
Artist Sofia Bonati (Instagram) creates portraits of enchanting women with a look of mystery in their eyes. She attributes the development of her surrealist style to the likes of Charles Bragg, and takes equal inspiration from the likes of Klimt, Klee and Modigliani.
Read interview with artist on Juniqe
Travel photographer Andy Lee shares jawbreaking landscape digital and infrared photography of Patagonia, magic area of Argentina and Chile full of miracles and awesomeness
Argentinian illustrator Alejandro Burdisio created an awesome world full of flying retro cars (apart from flying I prove that these cars are still populate the streets of Buenos Aires). Take a look at his detailed artworks and explore more of his works on Facebook
Architect and designer Aldana Ferrer Garcia, has created More Sky, a variety of window concepts that allow people living in apartments to experience more sunlight in a unique way.
"More Sky is a cozy corner for the home that provides visual relief, access to sunlight and fresh air for small apartments. As an attempt to understand the threshold between ID and architecture, this project is conceived as an object and a space at the same time, responding to current needs in densely populated cities."
Nicolina Lorenza Vachetti is a six-years old cousin of quite famous Argentinian graphic artist and our friend Tano Veron. Two years ago he gave her a cover sleeve of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of The Moon" and that's how it started. At her 6, she recreated over one hundred cover arts and won't stop being a proud member of creative scene in Buenos Aires. Please follow her art on Behance and check the several pictures we selected below.
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Our Argentinian friends at PLENTY Studio came up with new epic case made for non-profit organisation Good Books. That was a New Zealand based agency String Theory who commissioned guys to create a short animated story based on Alice In Wonderland. PLENTY did it in all possible beautiful ways, you must watch it now
"BAK arquitectos (Besonias Almeida) constructed the AV house, a concrete summer home in the forest of Mar Azul in Argentina. Surrounded by the lush natural landscape, the architects' goal was to design a building that integrates into the maritime environment through its shape and use of materials. The exterior is made of exposed concrete and the large windows capture the light that passes through the trees. Additionally, the interior is completely made of concrete, which regulates the thermal insulation."
Based in central Germany, Timestorm Films is a start-up media production company specializing in motion-control time-lapse cinematography. They already created a lot of heartbreaking timelapse movies and here is their latest one involvement. Patagonia 8K explores the beautiful and rough landscapes of southern Chile and Argentina. Shot in 6 weeks, travelling over 7500km from Santiago to Punta Arenas they captured roughly 100.000 still frames that combine into this timelapse video.
Camila Valdez (Facebook) is a 30-year-old industrial designer and artist from Buenos Aires, Argentina who blends both of her professions to create hyper realistic leggy dessert sculptures in table-top and human scale size.
Her sculptures are inspired by the secret aesthetics of everyday products. Objects, in this case desserts, express their feelings to Camila through their colours, shapes and styles. She says “If a Cupcake is good looking eye-candy, it says come and get me!”
"Sweet Ladies" is her new series of human-sized figurative sculptures invading the streets and venues of San Francisco
Designcollector is happy to announce new media partnership with the largest Design festival in South America and one of the biggest in the world - TRIMARCHI. Happening in Buenos Aires during "Argentinian Spring" on September 25-27, festival gathers a stadium of creative minds soaking the atmosphere brought by world leading speakers. We believe that our new partnership with Trimarchi Festival bring you a lot of interesting news and collaborations.Book your challenging experience with a chance to enjoy Buenos Aires in "spring" with TRIMARCHI.
For fifteen years in a row, we've gathered the biggest community of restless creatures in Latin America in a stadium. Thousands of designers, photographers, publicists, architects, anthropologists, design-inquisitors, illustrators and musicians get together to think, debate and celebrate. This ritual has become a means of operation, a considered action, a form of joy. The connexion to the little darling is unavoidable. But what is design's little darling? Inspiration? A line on a blank sheet? A geometric shape? The reticule? Composition?
We are surrounded by little darlings which help us believe in what we do; confidence, and structure our plans; projection. Little muses that constantly whisper in our ear the steps we must take; those moments plagued with ideas, lights, inspirations.
The classic crossroad of design after the starting point; the Problem. And above it all, her, with her steps floating over neurons; the Solution, dressed in graphite, nodes or ink scattered on a sketch book. And this year, we're gonna celebrate her sweet 15!
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This spectacular apartment, is located in the heart of Buenos Aires historic district. The building "La Inmobiliaria" or "Heinlein Palace" is an 1890 building, constructed by the Devoto Familly, in Buenos Aires golden years. Is now declared an Historic Building and protected by Argentine architectural protection laws. And one of the most significant landmarks in the city.
The apartment counts with a spacious and charming living room, separated dinning room, office room, large corridors, two bedrooms on first floor, bathroom and kitchen on mezzanine, and second bathroom and two small bedrooms on second floor. The sun light comes in every window, giving a beautiful play of lighting during the day. Renovated by New York designers Rafael Pimentel and Nicolas de Urquiza (the ancestor of first Argentinian president). More on airbnb
Manuel Archain born in 1983 in Argentina is an emerging star in contemporary photography. Here is a series of his photomanipulations titled “Small world”.
Walking through thoughts, cars, books, streetlights, bikes, people, breakfast, dinner, travel landscapes, inner landscapes… So fast, so anxious we could be in the middle of a scene before we even get there. We could even go through it and be back without even noticing it. The usual, everyday dream, our out of scale perception and how each one of us is so into our personal world that we cannot see what is happening around us. The size and weight of things is so distorted, we can even manage to move into a small world. Why the size of a truck could not be the same as my personal scale of a tea cup? What is after the end of the table?
Young Argentinian photography artist Romina Ressia creates portraits with a renaissance twist. Check here works on www.rominaressiaph.com (Facebook)
I am not a big fan of winter activities and season itself but after looking on Erieta Attali's photography made for Chalet C7, I thought I am a way too young to think of comfort and relaxation. Chalet C7 is located in the Andes Mountains at 2900 meters from the Portillo Hotel and a few miles from Mount Aconcagua, Argentina. The land is characterised by a steep and rocky topography which faces the Inca Lagoon and the “Tres Hermanos” peaks. Designed and built by Nicolás del Río and Max Núñez the house is hidden in the slope in order to interferes little as possible with the view of the lagoon. via ArchDaily
"This is a tribute film to the amazing Montserrat typeface, recently designed by Julieta Ulanovsky. A tribute, also, to the Montserrat neighbourhood in Buenos Aires, which inspired the font. An finally a tribute to Jorge Luis Borges. The text is an extract from his wonderful poem Break Of Day (Amanecer) from the book Fervor de Buenos Aires (1923)."
Direction, design, animation: Fernando Lazzari http://www.popscience.tv/ Director of Photography: Matías Nicolás Music: Brian Eno / Black Planet Sound Design: Andrea Damiano Plataforma Buenos Aires, Carolina Tobal
http://vimeo.com/79733436
Check the latest awesome packaging and lettering design projects from Buenos Aires based designers Yanina Arabena and Guillermo Vizzari or simply Yani&Guille
«Le Blé» is a deli restaurant, with homemade and French kitchen, offering several locations throughout the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. We designed a new line of paper bags and packaging, along with a series of illustrations and lettering that accompany the experience of the place.
Buenos Aires based design studio Six & Five founded by Andy Reisinger and Ezequiel Pini has a great number of sleek works mainly 3d Graphics under their sleeves. Check out their latest typography project based on Abelina typefacen initially designed by Yanina Arabena.
From his studio in Buenos Aires, Photoshop wizard Martín De Pasquale creates all kinds of digital wonders and illusions for the world to see.