Southern France by Guillaume Gaubert
Living and working in Southern France, Guillaume Gaubert is a French film photographer whose work evokes the feeling of wanderlust.
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Living and working in Southern France, Guillaume Gaubert is a French film photographer whose work evokes the feeling of wanderlust.
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Camille Walala is a purveyor of powerfully positive digital print. Recent work has seen her progressing from her popular textile based range to include art direction, interior design and a continued love affair with popup restaurants, where her love for food and design are brought to life. Influences include the Memphis Movement, the Ndebele tribe and optical art master Vasarely alongside the simple desire to put a smile on people’s faces.
Designer at Vans has a personal view on how to spend a spare time. Meet Chad Knight and his 3D art world set up on Instagram, check some of his artworks we selected below
Young American artist hailing from Ukraine - Alex Nero creates fine art works where he utilises experimental techniques with chemistry and physical dynamics of paint within vessels of water, captured by digital photographs. This is not a new way of creating artworks as you might have seen Alberto Seveso works before but the similarity creates a new wave in creative experiments what lead to new openings like Alex Nero himself. Follow him on Instagram or visit a personal website to explore more fine arts there
If there were no strong works of Ruslan Khasanov around I'd tip my hat to Thomas Blanchard for his debut in "Memories of Painting" but yet to be real it is another great example (hence the first in his portfolio) of shooting suspensions transformation. Check his experimental dreamlike video rocking us smoothly through circular moves
Spanish figurative artist Antonio Santin (Instagram) "creates a visceral tension between surface and space with a range of techniques that incorporate both the technical foundations of classical painting and unexpected alterations to the qualities of oil paint to re-assemble the sensory experiences of everyday life"
A video posted by Randy Cano (@randy.cano) on Feb 8, 2016 at 7:42pm PST
A video posted by Randy Cano (@randy.cano) on Mar 22, 2016 at 10:34pm PDT
"This film is a collection of audiovisual moments and memories of a 3-week railway journey through Japan in 2015. We were whizzing through the country with the Shinkansen visiting Tokyo, Osaka, Hiroshima and Kyoto as well as lots of wonderful little places along the way, meeting the most friendly people and experiencing a culture that somehow balances its rich tradition with a very futuristic present." says Vincent Urban who created this video alongside with Alex Schiller and Alex Tank
Italian landscape and urban photographer Luca Campigotto shares the beauty of urban scapes of the cities he visited during photography research studies
Bringing a modern twist or a pixel-drift screen-like effect to the ancient art of bronze casting, artist Olivia Berckemeyer creates delicate bronze sculptures that appear to flow in her studio in Berlin-Kreuzberg. Read full interview on iGNANT
Photography by Ana Santl
Tran Nguyen (Instagram) is an award-winning illustrator and gallery artist. Born in Vietnam and raised in the States, she is fascinated with creating visuals that can be used as a psycho-therapeutic support vehicle, exploring the mind's landscape. Her paintings are created with a soft, delicate quality using coloured pencil and acrylic on paper.
"Thousands of cartoon faces undulate like waves on the ocean, smiling, laughing, and morphing in a never-ending loop. It's a friendly face, Finn the Human from beloved animated show Adventure Time—but wait, looking closer it appears that it's also Fiona the human, a gender-swapped version of Finn from the show's in-house fan fiction. Keep looking and the brain starts swimming. Stare too long and the stomach churns, even as the eyes are mesmerized. Welcome to the world Looopism, a.k.a. Israeli artist Ori Toor." via TCP
"Designers Yitan Sun and Jianshi Wu have come up with an insane concept that imagines Central Park below ground and surrounded by glass walls. Dubbed “New York Horizon,” the project won first place in the eVolo Skyscraper Competition." says Highsnobiety
"The 1,000-foot-tall, 100-foot-deep structure would seemingly allow New Yorkers to have more space in the city, as the proposal includes digging deep into the earth and in turn filling the sunken landscape with hills, valleys and lakes. The reflective glass walls then provide the park with an illusion of infinity, giving the city a new horizon, thus being named “New York Horizon.”"
First and foremost WRDSMTH (Facebook) is a writer converted to street artist by a chance when he started glueing large sheets of paper with personal quotes on a streets of Los Angeles. As he loves travelling later he started tattooing walls in different cities including European capitals. His recent stop is The Covent Garden in London, the center of art and culture, that you may acknowledge through the pages of The Covent Gardener magazine.
Travel photographer Andy Lee shares jawbreaking landscape digital and infrared photography of Patagonia, magic area of Argentina and Chile full of miracles and awesomeness
Lucy Litman is a queen of Match the Pantone Colours with Everything she finds around her on daily routine and mainly it is food. As a perfectionist food photographer she managed to have a lot of fun of the process that she shares on Instagram
Using paper knives and hands Parth Kothekar creates weightless silhouettes that you can purchase on Etsy
Going deep into the art of Fabrice Van der Beek who searches the meaning of life on black canvases and that's beautiful
NYC art director Catherine Kim like to invent new colourful things by juxtaposing two different sides of our daily routines
P.s. You may find her works crossing the same topics of Paloma Ricon or Vanessa Mckeown, what make them more competitive and interesting