Sunday, November 30, 2014

Kate MccGwire Feather Sculptures
















Kate MccGwire is an visual artist who lives in UK. She uses a lot of feathers collected by years to produce stunning intricate sculptures. Her artist's statement is : "I gather, collate, re-use, layer, peel, burn, reveal, locate, question, duplicate, play and photograph"

Saturday, September 20, 2014

JOSE ROMUSSI -PHOTO EMBRODERY

















Jose Romussi is an artist , born in Chile, and lives in Berlin. He combine black and white photographs with colours full of embrodery. 
Statement
»My work is a constant search to express and represent my ideas. My occurring artworks are a reaction of my inspiration.
This starts with an image, that inspires me in certain way to do an embroidery that changes it into a  new one. I am always searching for a new sense of interpretation for my pieces. My technique for that is using thread as the medium to merge different time spaces. I am not afraid of breaking a picture, the important thing for me is using  embroidery, a technique not usually used on paper,  to do it on a photograph, because this is a part of the process.
I intervene images by applying my own perception of beauty to them. Sometimes by giving
 them a new identity or a different aesthetic concept. It’s the chance to give this image a new emotion, a new life, a new interpretation of beauty through embroidering.«  Via

Saturday, December 7, 2013

Tanne Vinter vs William Mark






Tanne Vinter is an avant-garde designer which clothes express a sculptural approach to experiments that creates unconventional forms from different shapes and layers. A clean minimalistic collections ''Fragile Fetus". Photography Via
William Mark  explores paint brushes and photographs them at big details like some crystal creatures. Via
 

Sunday, November 17, 2013

Damien Hirst for Alexander McQueen























Alexander McQueen celebrates the 10th anniversarie of the skull scarf with a exclusive collection of scarfs with bugs, insects and skull in collaboration with the artist Damien Hirst. Via