At first glance artist Marjan Teeuwen’s series Archief appears to be something very different than it really is. Marjan Teeuwen started out painting until she developed this concept of piling up spaces. She experimented with this theme using various media – drawing, building installations, photography and videos based on these architectural interventions. Initially, her installations were limited to the... Read
After traveling throughout culture, history, art and the senses, paint comes home to become incarnate into its tools. For the paint company Valentine, the Spanish designers Culdesac celebrates the ever changing nature of artistic tools and implements them within the Valentine brand. CuldeSac brings to life again the... Read
I came across Berlin-based artist Ignacio Uriarte’s work at Art Basel and quickly became fascinated by the story behind the work and the artist. Before quitting his day job to become a full-time artist Uriarte worked in business administration, but his transition into art did not veer to far from his daily regimen. Instead he reconfigured the mundane rhythms of... Read
There are artists you admire for their acute attention to detail, and there are those you admire for free-flowing technique. Melissa Manfull, who works with ink, graphite, and pencil, is an artist admired for both. Combining one to three mediums per piece, Melissa’s work usually features architectural-style geometric structures, juxtaposed with... Read
Fashion illustrator Richard Kilroy gave Trendland the exclusivity on the latest issue of his fashion illustration magazine Decoy. With issue 3 it has made the leap from black & white to traditional color newsprint. In this issue you can find a... Read
Who knew that foulard photographs could be so gorgeous!? German photographer Martin Klimas shot these graphic and colorful foulard’s for his latest project. Klimas is exhibiting and selling his pieces right now at the Cosar HMT Gallery in Dusseldorf, so if you are around, it is definitely worth the look!... Read
In the past we introduced you to the British master-handcraft artist Kyle Bean and his amazing paper watches and window displays. Here is his latest ‘Soft Guerilla” series of weapons made from harmless materials for a feature article centered around the topic of ‘Guerilla Gardening’ and ‘Yarn Bombing’, photographed by Sam Hofman for German ‘Cut Magazine‘. ... Read
Isreali born, New York based artist Ron Gilad is fascinated with philosophizing about the common objects we live with. His latest body of work “Spaces” deals most directly with architecture. A series of coffee tables, for example, resemble line drawings of houses in three dimensions. Based on plans found online, each is made from a brass frame painted black.... Read
Art for the label whores! If buying the latest Hermes Birkin or Chanel tweed jacket is not enough to show your status then perhaps you should invest in an sculpture by New York born and based artist Jonathan Seliger. His over-sized sculptures of luxury shopping bags are a piece of pop art that would catch any passerbyers eye. “In... Read
During Miami Art last week I discovered the fascinating sculptures of Enrique Gomez de Molina. Using the parts of once-living animals, de Molina hopes to bring awareness to the danger faced by a multitude of species: nuclear and chemical waste, over development and deforestation, to name a few. Genetic engineering and human intervention also accounts for the conceptualization... Read

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