Zaria Forman – Climate Change Landscapes
Artist Zaria Forman creates breathtaking pastel landscapes to creatively record the effects of climate change across the globe using her fingers. The inspiration for Forman’s hyper-real, photo-like imagery began in early childhood when she would travel to the world’s most remote landscapes beside her late mother, who would be capturing the sites as part of … Continue reading
Wildlife Selfies by Silvio Medeiros
Art director Silvio Medeiros and Diomedia Brazil have created a funny advertising campaign entitled Wildlife to highlight the stock images company’s new National Geographic Collection. The Wildlife series captures animals taking selfies in unexpected locations, with a panda in an elevator and a gorilla in a bathroom. The campaign aims to show people that even … Continue reading
SpY – Moon
Spanish street artist SpY has set his two-stories tall installation ‘Moon‘ alight in Lausanne, Switzerland. The artificial crescent moon has been suspended on a crane above the urban landscape to light up the night sky. Moon is a project SpY was commissioned to install above the University Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), in Switzerland … Continue reading
Yinka Shonibare – The British Library
A new installation on the theme of immigration by Yinka Shonibare entitled The British Library has just opened as part of the Brighton Festival and HOUSE 2014. The piece features 10,000 books, each bound in Shonibare’s trademark African Dutch wax batik fabric. The artist’s latest sculptural work explores the contributions made to British culture and … Continue reading
Jeff Hong – Disney Unhappily Ever After
Eliminating the ‘Once Upon A Time’ fantasy emblematic of a Disney film’s storyline, artist Jeff Hong imagines a harsh reality for familiar childhood heroes in his ‘Unhappily Ever After‘ series. The montages re-imagine what might be the day-to-day lives of Disney characters if they experienced the real world, overcome by traumas and tribulations. The irony … Continue reading
Judit Rita Rabóczky – Wire Sculptures
Hungary-based artist Judit Rita Rabóczky playfully molds strips of wire cables together to create her series of energetic human figurine sculptures. She welds the colorful pieces into acrobatic and seductive poses, that seem almost lifelike. As a result, the work is filled with a lively energy that emanates from each body. Rabóczky pays close attention … Continue reading
Clark Little – Shorebreak
Getting tossed around by shorebreak and slammed into the sand day after day is a rough life; Clark Little wouldn’t have it any other way. In fact, for the North Shore local, it’s all in a good day’s work. But the Waimea addict didn’t grow up snapping shots with his father’s camera like so many … Continue reading
Floral Art Installations by Rebecca Louise Law
London-based artist Rebecca Louise Law has made a name for herself in the fashion world as the go-to-girl for her breathtaking large-scale floral art installations. A fine art graduate from Newcastle University; Law’s work transforms spaces using thousands of suspended flowers with work that sees an exploration of relationships between nature and humans. “Most of … Continue reading
Paula Bulczynska by Dennison Bertram
Stunning Polish model Paula Bulczynska has been shot in a sexy and sensual series of beautiful shots by American fashion photographer, Dennison Bertram. The classically beautiful Paula is depicted in Bertram’s typical images that looks to cast his heroines as strong, sexy and feminine portraying women in modern times. The editorial is featured in the … Continue reading
Fujiko Nakaya – Veil
Beginning on May 1st, the renowned Glass House designed by architect Philip Johnson in 1949 will be engulfed in a dense and ghostly layer of fog, as part of an installation staged by Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya. Veil is the first site-specific project to engage the historic structure, which occupies a vast promontory overlooking a … Continue reading
Barbara Palvin by David Bellemere
Hungarian Victoria Secret’s model Barbara Palvin has shed her lingerie for a tropical shoot for Marie Claire Italy. Shot by the king of fashion porn photography David Bellemere, the French snapper captures the underwear model in a series of alluring poses set against the magical paradise backdrop.
Miguel Chevalier – Artificial Paradise
The current solo exhibition by Miguel Chevalier at the Museum of Modern Art of Céret explores the leading French digital artist’s Artificial Paradise. The show, on now until June 1st, sees Chevalier pose a poetic and metaphorical question of the relationship between nature and artifice. The virtual-reality installations, which features his stand-out Fractal Flowers builds … Continue reading
Courtney Mattison – Our Changing Seas III
Our Changing Seas III is the third piece in a series of large-scale ceramic coral reef sculptures by artist Courtney Mattison. The sprawling installation – currently on show at the Tang Museum – is entirely hand-built and is meant to show the devastating transition coral reefs endure when faced with climate change, a process called … Continue reading
Lykke Li – No Rest for the Wicked (Video)
Swedish singer-songwriter Lykke Li has unveiled the video for her chest-thumping new single No Rest for the Wicked, taken from her forthcoming third album, I Never Learn. A beautifully shot film about intimacy and separation, the video evokes the harsh emotional subject matter of the new album, which Li wrote after a breakup. “No Rest … Continue reading
Berndnaut Smilde – Antipode at Ronchini Gallery
Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde presents Antipode, an exhibition of new works made through the synthesis of photography, installation, performance and sculpture at London’s Ronchini Gallery. Smilde, best known for his Nimbus series comprised of engaging images of real clouds hovering within vast, empty rooms. Using a fog machine, the artist carefully adjusts the temperature and humidity … Continue reading
Victoria Siemer’s Reflected Landscapes
Victoria Siemer, aka Witchoria, is a Brooklyn-based graphic designer who produces new and unusual realities by altering expected perceptions of space. She blends geometric shapes into natural landscapes to produce the sensation of upside-down, backwards, and fragmented reflections. Witchoria aligns pieces of mountains, trees, rivers, and oceans into symmetrical arrangements to form multiple layers within … Continue reading
Banksy – Mobile Lovers
Following his whirlwind New York residency last year, Banksy is back on British shores with two new pieces of work. The first, widely called Spy Booth, depicts a trio of shady government officials crowding around a phone booth using analog recording devices to eavesdrop on conversations in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. The second piece of street artwork, widely … Continue reading
Prince releases new song, The Breakdown
Immediately after announcing a new partnership with Warner Bros, Prince has released a new song, The Breakdown. The Breakdown is a slow, sultry ballad, with lush, layered vocal harmonies – this is old school Prince at his very best with a ranging falsetto. LISTEN HERE
Baileys Feaster Egg Hunt
Baileys Feaster Egg Hunt sees immersive theatre take over Harvey Nichols. The first adult-only immersive theatre egg hunt experience in a live department store, sees Baileys Chocolat Luxe look to reclaim the scared season of Easter for adults – forget those children in the garden its now all about the grown-ups! Following last year’s innovative … Continue reading
Julien Mauve – What’s Left Of Utopia
French, Paris-based photogrpaher Julien Mauve’s latest series What’s Left Of Utopia brings to life images that show an impoverished urban landscape where the desolate cityscape is a direct result of the inhumanity of the modern built world. Industrial structures, abandoned towers and neglected residential complexes are highlighted for their destructive and toxic affliction on space … Continue reading
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