Musical Interpretation by Mauricio Paz Viola
“Musical interpretation” is Mauricio’s y last series made with acrylics on canvas depicting vibrations from different types of music
Psychedelic Art of Samuel Austin
Artist and designer Samuel Austin is exploring the post syntactical relationship between nature and tech by painting his vision of the substructure of reality. The quantum, the parallel, the multi-dimensional
Jason Bruges - Public Realm Artworks at Wembley Park
Wembley Park, London, reveals new public realm light-artworks by Jason Bruges Studio to revamp Royal Route
Along the Royal Route, so-called because it was the historic way the royal family entered Wembley Park for public engagements and commemorative events, internationally-recognised artist and designer Jason Bruges has created bespoke, interactive artworks called Royal Wave and Shadow Wall.
Shadow Wall by Jason Bruges
Shadow Wall by Jason Bruges is an interactive piece that allows residents and visitors to play with their own ‘shadows.’ The monochromatic installation is light sensitive so it is only ‘on’ as people pass by and interact with it
Royal Wave by Jason Bruges
Royal Wave by Jason Bruges has been installed on the balustrades of the Royal Route. As crowds approach the underpass from the north or south, they are greeted by a bespoke 3D wave, generated from portraits of local community members. The images change and move based on the observer’s movement in relation to them, inspired by lenticular optical techniques and the photography of Eadweard Muybridge.
Crossover by Jason Bruges
A digital artwork, Crossover, by architectural design collective miriamandtom has been installed at the newly refurbished Bobby Moore Bridge. Custom LED displays designed by Dixon Jones and Speirs + Major and bespoke installation by The Light Lab have given the bridge a whole new look.
“The Wembley Park team’s desire to connect people to their environment fit with my own design ambitions to look at the world in a unique way and generate dialogue between people and public spaces. I am looking forward to seeing how people engage with Royal Wave and Shadow Wall.”
Graffiti Cubism by Victor Splash
Russian street artist Victor Splash shared his lates public art made for “Etazhi” recreation space in Saint Petersburg, Russia
NOVA III by Emin Mathers
“If we think deeper, each of us knows that everything and even science is nothing but collective imagination of humanity, which is trying to explain all around us. Astrology is a great story about totally different scales. We created plenty of tools to find material evidences to our imagination.
I used the basic tool - telescope in these frames. Everyone who deals with this tool gives his attention to the image in the viewer only when it is directed to the sky to see objects like stars, comets and planets. But not a child which attentively observes even if the telescope is directed somewhere else. Observing from another point of view opens completely new universe.”
Here are planets from stellar system NOVA III designed by Emin Mathers
Philippe Halaburda
Based on feelings or memories, the work of Philippe Halaburda delves into the complex undercurrents of intimate and collective interconnections in urban environments
The blurry boundary between perception and experience always inspired him: he is interested in the randomness of emotions through art by imaging abstract images based on the subconscious.
He forms disaggregated grids and imaginary topographical maps that explore all kind of interactions between inhabitants of cities, instead of addresses and landmarks.⠀
A Colourful Life
“A Colourful Life by The Gate London is one of ten creativity-for-good ideas that has won a place on a prestigious accelerator programme, the D&AD Future Impact Programme, which aims to support and accelerate great ideas that have the potential to change the world. They have also won a D&AD Future Impact Award, winning a coveted D&AD Pencil.“
A Colourful Life aims to reduce feelings of anxiety and depression among dementia patients and their families by developing colouring books made up of hand-drawn images from photographs belonging to the patients themselves. Over 850,000 people in the UK suffer from Dementia with numbers set to rise to over 1 million by 2025.
A Colourful Life is one of ten creativity-for-good ideas that has won a D&AD Future Impact Award, winning a coveted D&AD Pencil, and will be part of the D&AD Future Impact Programme, which aims to support and accelerate great ideas that have the potential to change the world.
Don't call 911, it's just an installation
Russian artist Alesha spent his adolescent in England and after gaining an art degree in US came back to Russia where he keep growing as an artist. His style what he likes to call: «Beautifully Disturbing». With some bold and eye-popping color, multiply layers of paint and characters that almost feels as a live - alesha allowing the work to take on its own and switch off from what we call «opinion»
In his recent onsite installation he tries stranger’s perception with the unusual “human ball” floating in the middle of a river in Kazan city.
Illustrations by Domonique Brown
Domonique Brown is a contemporary Pop artist from Pomona, California. Brown creates energetic portraits that defy traditional pictorial representation. She works from the ground up, layering marker and acrylic strokes until she carves out a colorful portrait.
“I am more than just a woman. I am a black woman. I am part of a race that as fine artists remain unappreciated in contemporary discourse. When you walk into any major art museum, how many works feature or are created by a black artist? Our voices, ideas, and stories remain almost silenced in the fine art world. I want to be a part of a new level of discussion. I want my portraits to tell unknown stories. I want the people of my culture to be represented.”
Mechanic Identity
Moscow-based graphic designer Alexander Cherkasov shares his latest project made for “Mechanic” indoor “urban movements” technology company.
“Mechanic” develops three areas of business: elevator equipment, installation and service. The comfort and safety of passengers depend on a quality of provided services.
The concept of identity delivers a visual communication as an architecture. For example, a business card can be a cottage, and a website with a lot of pages can be a skyscraper. The human is behind any mechanics from design to operation and it is reflected in a naming and logo. The logo is an elevator that is responsible for “transporting” a lettering.
A dynamic identity system adapts any media, which gives an omni-channel opportunity in communication with clients. Monochrome colours support business style. Colour images show the interaction of elevator equipment with people.
Mechanic font is an essential element of brand identity. It embodies reliability, manufacturability, and belonging to mechanics. The font enhances brand recognition and looks good in the case set. In a large size, the letters look like a streamlined mechanism.
This sort of identity is able to solve company's business tasks and look preferable among the competitors. It demonstrates a service sector and at the same time saves austerity and meets the high standard of the company.
