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  • Zhang Yimou

    2047 APOLOGUE – a concept performance by Zhang Yimou featuring KINETIC LIGHT

  • DOOOM

    DOOOM – Illustrator + Designer DOOOM on Instagram DOOOM’s Website

  • BEZT

    “Beautiful Mistakes” – a solo show by BEZT ( Etam Cru ) October 21st – November 5th, 2017,  SPOKE NYC – 210 Rivington St. New York, NY 10002

  • Maksim Viktorov

    Maksim Viktorov – from Chelyabinsk, Russia Instagram  Website

  • Matthias Jung

    My name is Matthias Jung and I was born in 1972. Together with my wife and our small son, I live in Schwaikheim near Stuttgart. I studied media design at the college of design in Schwäbisch Hall. Things I like: hiking around, playing theater, daydreaming, blueberries, small islands and good conversations. For me, life has never been self-evident. That‘s why I‘m open to new perspectives and experiments. https://www.zabadu.de/

  • Phillip K. Smith

    Mirror polished stainless steel “ 1/4 Mile Arc ” – Main Beach, Laguna Beach, CA https://www.pks3.com

  • RETOKA

    RETOKA Designer and photomanipulation | behance.net/retoka  | Instagram

  • Robin Velghe

    Robin Velghe Illustrative designer and animator, based in Ghent, Belgium. >  robinvelghe.com Born with a passion for drawing, he always loved creating a certain feeling trough illustrations, designs or even music. After finishing high school, Robin studied Visual Design at LUCA School of Arts in Ghent. What started out as a hobby, grew into a fulltime profession. Robin Velghe can help you translate the main idea behind your brand/name into a powerful visual on any platform. Besides illustration and graphic design, he also makes animations. – contact@robinvelghe.com In his spare time, he is working on a project called  Rhymezlikedimez , where he shares artwork inspired by music artists.

  • Art By Su

    Masu McLemore born 1994, Los Angeles, CA lives and works in Los Angeles, CA Contact artbisue@gmail.com artbysu.com

  • Chris Fox

    The work of Chris Fox interrogates the conceptual and material boundaries between art and architecture, altering sites through installation, object and drawing. ‘Interloop’, by artist Chris Fox, hangs from Wynyard station ceiling, hovering above the escalators that travel underground from York Street. The vast twisting accordion-shaped sculpture reconfigures the heritage escalators that once stood there in a stitched form. Suspended between two ends of the building, Interloop measures more than fifty metres in length, weighs over five tonnes, and weaves in 244 wooden treads and four combs from the original escalators. Whilst paying homage to the past, it also, simultaneously, looks forward to the future. First installed in 1931, the historic timber-escalators – which have served Sydney’s commuters for over eight decades – held a sense of time, journeys, and travel before they were removed this year. Interloop resembles, in part, the original escalators: important for Fox is creating an otherworldly space above people’s heads. The artwork explores the idea that people are stationary on an escalator whilst also travelling, allowing for a moment of pause that occurs mid-motion. The sculpture resonates with people in this state, referencing all those journeys that have passed and are now interlooping back. A major milestone for Sydney and for Transport for NSW, who commissioned the large-scale sculptural project, Interloop provides an important legacy, helping to maintain and celebrate the historic identity of the city, while also looking to its future. CHRIS FOX E: INFO@CHRISFOX.COM.AU INSTAGRAM  @FOXPROJECTS

  • Christian Dome Krämer

    Karlsruhe/Germany www.domeone.de The illustrator and street-artist DOME lives and creates his art in the southwest German town of Karlsruhe. Fascinated by art in the streets he discovered spray paint as a medium in 1994 and started painting walls. He found his niche creating art that examines the human body and the human condition in a surrealistic manner. In 2011 he had the idea to isolate parts of the body and draw them individually.  He developed a system of “modular construction” where he can construct his artwork out of pieces that are drawn in increments of 45 degrees; a body part is drawn and then rotated 45 degrees and drawn again, and then again, etc. This method allows him the flexibility to quickly change a portion of the composition without starting the entire composition over. The parts are drawn on heavy paper and cut out so they are ready to be glued together for each new composition. Once everything is in place, he paints the subjects of his surreal world with pens, India ink and acrylic, and the figures come to life. Just as a piece of music can unexpectedly transport us to a world of contemplation, his works invite the observer to stop and explore the thoughts and emotions experienced while gazing at the surreal images before him. Inspired by the baroque architecture, floral patterns, brackets and altars are included in his artwork. He often presents his figures in landscapes, on stages and platforms, which are accompanied by banners of words with a font that was created by the artist himself.

  • Céline

    Project started by Guy Le Tattooer in 2014, till September 2017 Lot’s of cover-up and reorganisation Home Shakthi Om Toulouse, FRANCE Céline is the founder of Inspired Tattoo Portraits,  a artistic project on the integral tattoo. Through this prism, Inspired is interested in the individual and tells the experiences that motivated that choice, while focusing on the creative process. Driven by a very personal aesthetic, this project promotes tattooing as an art and visual identity in perpetual evolution. Find more of Guy ’s work by searching  #guyletatooer on Instagram. Follow Céline at: Inspired Tattoo Portraits Instagram – Inspired Tattoo Portraits

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