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I'm dying!
I'm dying for all these gorgeous headbands designed by Venezuela based label OH! NENA (created by ANDREA MORENA, DANIELA ORDONEZ and VALANTINA ALVARADO.
All the accessories are named after girls. They're all pretty, but I'm especially crushing on the Gabriela headband ;-)
Just pick your favourite girl!
Masse Critique. NIKLAUS WENGER. untitled. 2008
Masse Critique. KILIAN RÜTHEMANN. untitled. 2008
Masse Critique. NIKLAUS WENGER & KILIAN RÜTHEMANN. untitled. 2008
Masse Critique. NIKLAUS WENGER. untitled. 2008
NIKLAUS WENGER is a Swiss artist living and working in Bern. Last year, he presented with another Swiss artist KILIAN RÜTHEMANN, a selection of works entitled Masse Critique at Art Center of Neuchâtel (CAN). Together they “restyled” some of the walls. They selected raw, poor and unstable materials to respond to an idea of desecration of artistic work: the pieces of the exhibition cannot be saved at the end of the show and thus cannot be sold.
sweet crude eternity
Russian Artist ANDREÏ MOLODKIN, who splits his time between Paris and Moscow, has been using crude oil to create art for many years now. He said he was inspired to create works with oil when he worked on a train which transported missiles through Siberia. As it was not possible to find coal, the train was instead run on oil- which made the soldiers working on it very dirty. "When we came out from the train to ask villagers for food or water, they saw how dirty we were and they gave us so much food"." It was like exchanging oil for the food"
By transforming oil from an organic resource into an aesthetic form, ANDREÏ MOLODKIN raises important questions regarding the role of oil within our contemporary Western culture. And we can also seen the clash between culture and economy where the artist uses recognizable religious images or cultural iconography as his subject matter.
"Oil is like a global language of our world, a country can communicate with another just through energy or a resource." - by MOLODKIN for BBC World Service's The Ticket programme.
+ more about ANDREÏ MOLODKIN: his project with human crude oil, etc.
found via http://acidolatte.blogspot.com/
I really appreciate this series for Kidswear Magazine by german photographer STEFAN KRANEFELD. His website well worth a visit!
carré blanc
ERIC MARRIAN is a French photographer and architect who experiments with the body and its forms. His series carré blanc is another vision of the sensuality; sensuality comes from these component quite architectural.
HELL’O MONSTERS is a Belgian collective formed by BLASTUS (Jérôme Meynen), DESRO (François Dieltiens), EWING 33 (Grégory Van Cleemput) and TATONE (Antoine Detaille).
Collaborating for more than a year, the four artists successfully blend their individual styles to create an imaginary universe occupied by hybrid characters such as monsters with multiple eyes, mutated animals, humans with their heads split open. The group’s creations, despite their colorful and happy look, are in fact caustic commentaries on the adult world, human nature and society.
All the photos for kind courtesy of Flamboyant
FLAMBOYANT is a Fashion magazine on line from July. Born by the creative minds of RICCARDO SLAVIK (Fashion Editor), FILIPPO LEONE MARIA BIRAGHI, (Creation editor in chief), from the desire of ANDREW BOSCHETTI to have a “punk child “, and from the necessity to show the sketches of IVO BISIGNANO and the vision “anarchcouture” of ALESSANDRO POLI.
"a creative experiment in a wild state!"
found via http://www.ashadedviewonfashion.com/
symbiosis
SYMBIOSIS is an experimental project that involved printing with bacteria. Dutch designer JELTE VAN ABBEMA printed on paper and billboards, creating simple typographic forms that changed colour and form as the bacteria multiplied and then died.
He has developed a new manner to publicly captivate without changing poster each week. Time gets barral at the work and transforms the image to something new. The bacteria act and create their own aesthetically induced dimension. No surprise why he won the the €10,000 Rado Prize at the Dutch Design Awards last week. Excellent!
PETER EARL MCCOLLOUGH is THE gem of the day on WFW.
PETER is a young american who grew up in California. Shortly after eighteen, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps where he served from 2000-2004. After being honorably discharged, he began studying photography in Sacramento. In 2008, he received a bachelor of science in visual communication with an emphasis in photojournalism.
His work is terribly moving! I predict you a great success, Mr. MCCOLLOUGH!
Three facts about NATSUKI ARAI:
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