@blachford

Working at the intersection of long exposure photography and exploration of the built environment Tom Blachford’s Fine Art Photographs seek to transform predictable and known environments into surreal and dreamlike worlds.

Obsessed with capturing the moments of clarity, colour and mystery that exist just beyond the limits of our human perception Blachford explores the ability for his camera to bridge our worlds to dark worlds beyond our reach.

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Captivated by architecture, not only for its sculptural forms, Blachford’s images of homes, towns and suburbs act as the the stage for unwritten narratives that implore the viewer to script their own drama happening behind the walls of each scene.

Using only existing light sources – the moon (Midnight Modern), The neon Lights of Tokyo (Nihon Noir) or the harsh street lights of LA (Noct Angeles) Blachford hunts for the overlooked cinematic moments in the everyday and works to distil them with a sense of mystery, unease and wonder.

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Bid On Foundation

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/vRzQzye170M/tom-blachford-photography

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@obake_ai

Japanese artist Yuma Kishi trains GANs related DeepAI systems to work with art and recreate it meanings in a wake of Crypto Renaissance.

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org. Ecce Homo / Guido Reni (1650) View fullsize
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On Superrare

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/sSR0_2xYey4/yuma-kishi

@anthonyhurd

Anthropomorphic abstract paintings by Anthony Hurd attract with it’s deep layering of thoughts and senses one can decode based on its own life experience

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/lHxl1rms_EE/anthony-hurd

@tomorrowbureau @there.techlab

Tomorrow Bureau builds a series of satisfying and futuristic digital robots for a gallery campaign launch

Titled The Robots Are Coming for Amsterdam-based gallery There Tech Lab, the design studio has created a series of films each exploring the possibilities of robotics.

Read more on It’s Nice That

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http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/mKNYvstBy7U/the-robots-are-coming

@alessandromalossi

Young Italian self-proclaimed artist Alessandro Malossi creates manipulative images that stuck in your brain after you see them. Playing a lot with visual metaphors and meanings Alessandro quickly achieved the fame of Internet artist and provokes viewers by shifting the boundaries every week. We’ll defo see him raising on NFT scene very soon

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http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/gJCyjiDVSxY/alessandro-malossi

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/ZS_VW-BOm5U/superrare-pokraslampas-gaderel

@demonsnap

To athletes, the Olympics and Paralympics are as sacred as time itself. The training that goes on behind the scenes is no different. The repetitions and revolutions are like seconds that make up the hour. But, what if that clock was to stop?

Silent Without The Sun showcases what happens when there is a break in the cycle. Through the sport of rowing, we showcase the resilience, commitment and training of the men and women from the Australian National Rowing Training Centres.

This powerful story is illustrated like never before – a beautiful and courageous visual experience. We champion the athletes that get up before the sun and rise to the occasion.

silentwithoutthesun.com

A film by Ed de Carvalho

Ed is an up-and-coming director who works closely with agencies and brands to help produce, direct and create successful campaigns for clients in Australia and internationally. He is a former lightweight rower who represented Australia on the International stage in the U23 and Open categories till 2016. Ed hopes to make feature films in the future.

words by Tom Sacre

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/MhyAcSUBouc/silent-without-the-sun

@skio1

Skio produced his first graffiti in 1993 in the Nice region. Favouring vandal lettering in his early days, then sliding towards a figurative and romantic universe stemming from his pop and television culture, the artist brings his know how towards a singular art that mixes geometric shapes and realistic representations.

Questioning our presence in the urban space, he is particularly inspired by the Bauhaus and artists such as Chirico, Magritte and even Dali. Skio has created his own universe by exploiting his experience and his mastery of techniques, including spray paint, brush and airbrush.

Represented by Galerie Goldshteyn-Saatort @goldshteyn_saatort_gallery

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/h0qR9vGQyZ8/skio

@a_zama_ceramics

Canada-raised Manchester-based artist Anastassia Zamaraeva has been into clay sculpture since her childhood and even changing the profession to architect does not make an effect as she got back to turntable

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http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/vwy4T8T0Zuk/anastassia-zamaraeva-ceramics

In Memoriam is a tribute to the memory of everyone who is no longer with us today.

To the ones who challenged us, created us, held us, helped, inspired, loved, respected, supported and pushed us.

Enter Full Experience

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“..in the end of this I want to be remembered for this as well.. I also want people to remember this collections for what I stood and for the art, not for crazy money or crazy mechanics. The essence of it and the raw base of it which is the Art - that’s what I want people to remember..”

@billelis

Join Clubhouse discussion (24 Mar, 8PM GMT) before the Nifty Gateway NFT Drop

Or watch full interview with Billelis and jump to “In Memoriam” discussion right away

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/tUtUVQqVzFs/billelis-in-memoriam

@jr

One of the world's most famous contemporary artists JR reveals his new piece of artwork on the facade of the Palazzo Strozzi in Florence. Symbolically entitled "The Wound," it is a reflection on the current and profound difficulties faced by the arts sector in a time of government-mandated restrictions on cultural activities due to Covid-19.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/IWYKZNRXMBM/jr-the-wound-florence

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/_cRUNN9-gHU/the-equinox-collection-by-grif

Friday’s small talk directed by Chris Rutledge (@tokymegz) & Tom Goulet (@tomgoulery) created for Adult Swim

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/Qv8cxLqrxR4/small-talk-for-adult-swim

@nomorerender

Russian digital artist Kirill Maksimchuk known by collaboration with us on Digital Decade 5: Cyberia exhibition and DJ Carnage cover art shares his latest cyber works and jaw-dropping reel and step in to the NFT scene with his Cyberia citizen “Cybermancer”

Cybermancer

Cryptomancer

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Neomancer

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http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/hlEthivEYI8/kirill-maksimchuk

Japanese design studio Gelchop has created a lamp for IKEA that takes the shape of an oversized Allen key in a nod to the company's flat-pack furniture legacy.

The lamp forms part of a 10-piece homeware collection created by IKEA in collaboration with five different artist and designers including Sabine Marcelis and Snarkitecture co-founder Daniel Arsham.

Read more on Dezeen

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/RHfe-7JqZQM/ikea-allen-key-lamp

@ash_keating

Melbourne-based visual artist Ash Keating creates larger-than-life site-specific murals with paint-filled fire extinguishers. He has been painting explosively overseas and across Australia since 2003 - having exhibiting extensively in galleries as well as creating numerous large-scale, site-responsive outdoor projects.

Titled Duality, Keating’s latest works are a series of textural paintings which need to be seen in person to be fully appreciated.

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@linden_new_art

On the view at Linden New Art Gallery with the title show “Duality” through 16 May 2021

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/4whbGN0LWMQ/duality-by-ash-keating

@krista.kim

Contemporary artist Krista Kim, who was a part of our latest Digital Decade 2020 edition and had collaborations with brands such as Lamborghini and Lanvin, has ventured into the crypto-creative field, announcing her design of the first digital home available for purchase as an NFT file. Krista is not the only designer to do shift to digital work; just a few weeks ago, another friend of us, the Argentinian designer Andr'es Reisinger sold 10 virtual pieces of furniture in an online auction.

Superrare: Krista Kim

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/-tkd_rHZfJQ/the-worlds-first-digital-nft-home-by-krista-kim

Long time no cars? Sustainable cars indeed. Here is a new drop from Citroen - the Ami is a tiny electric quadricycle with a chic of a Frenchman. We love it as it has a feeling of gendarme Ludovic Cruchot in it chasing crypto artists on the run.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/WL1sym2f9sU/2021-citroen-ami

@katsuyo_aoki

Katsuyo Aoki is best known for her ceramic sculptures that apply delicate, swirling forms to dark subject matter. Aoki trained first as a painter before taking up ceramic as her primary medium, though she sometimes creates abstracted images on her ceramic surfaces using glazes in monochromatic palettes.

Aoki is best known for her works in relief or in the round, and an ornate style that draws from a range of decorative styles. Her works often look radically different from varying perspectives. Frequently used motifs and forms include the skull, the crown, and dismembered parts of animals—allusions to historic narratives and mythologies.

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http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/wPqpywDTc3E/katsuyo-aoki-ceramic-sculpture

@charliegraystudio

Charlie Gray is a British international fashion and portrait photographer based in London. His playful vision and dedication to the art of narrative grew out his love of theatre and early documentary photographic projects.

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Charlie has captured some of the most iconic faces of our time, Robert de Niro, Mike Tyson, Harvey Keitel, Tilda Swinton, Keira Knightley, Bill Murray and sir Anthony Hopkins amongst others. equally, Gray frequently shoots poetic fashion stories with film and theatre’s faces of tomorrow.

Recently Charlie entered NFT art market from a position of a photographer, what make the whole buzz around cryptoart shaping more sense by delivering quality works ahead of CG experiments. Follow or bid on his works by the link below:

@charliegraystudio

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Designcollector/~3/bRORbj28LlU/charlie-gray-photography