Art
Perhaps a Dr. Frankenstein of the art world, she stitches together the bits and pieces of different images to create one that is full of new meanings.
Pick Me Up is back for its sixth year running and this year promises to be just as good as before, if not better.
Siguiendo la tradición familiar, Alexandra Kehayoglou, nos transporta a través de sus alfombras a un mundo ideal rodeado de naturaleza viva.
Rellas takes historic pieces of art and plants designer it-pieces into the painting. He adds a humorous title and voilà, you have a great Instagram.
Self-proclaimed Body Architect, Lucy McRae, probes the impossible to see how far she can push the boundaries of skin.
In the last few decades, brands like IKEA have claimed to make design accessible for everyone, following a movement coined as the “democratization of design”.
Imaculatura, a design project that aims to unveil latent connections, expose collective affections and re-tell stories.
But collage artist Lola Dupré breathes life back into paper, piecing its fragments into infinite entities and relieving it of obsolescence.
Anton Unai es un artista urbano que no hace concesiones. Su estilo inclasificable le permite transitar sin parámetros rígidos.
Swedish artist and illustrator, Emma Löfström, uses collage to create a psychedelic fairy-tale world full of darkness, mystique and whimsical characters.
Illustrator, Simone Klimmeck, juxtaposes pencil with pixel to create images that clash the accurate with the abstract.
In an interview with METAL, Maisie Cousins discusses female identity, sources of inspiration and the evocative power of her work.
We talk to Marcella Dvsi about the instinctive nature of her craft, her inspirations and her thoughts on art and design. Marcella Dvsi
Ninna Berger defiantly escapes definitions and her work might as well do the same. An education combining art and textiles lent interest in fashion.
Jose A. Roda un proceso profesional de alguien normal nada corriente.
If you’re a tattoo lover and you live in Barcelona, you have a date tonight at Holala with the French artist FUZI UVPTK.
Joseba Eskubi maps out a world of magic realism, contrasting intense colours and darkness to create dreamlike yet atmospheric images that and confound you.
Annie Descoteaux uses only paper to create graphic and vibrant cut outs of every day objects in unconventional compositions.
Caroline Larsen is about to make her thesis exhibition, Night Tropics, this April at the Pratt Institute of Brooklyn.
Henrik Uldalen uses oil paint to speak the thoughts too sincere for words. For him, art is the only language through which he can express his self.
Colombian artist, Jesús Leguizamo, explores human fragility and loss of identity by obscuring the recognisable: hiding the face.
Sus viñetas, inspiradas en la identidad y la sensualidad femenina, reflejan las historias de unas mujeres cínicas y soñadoras atrapadas en el amor y el desamor.
Victoria Gomez's delicate and beautifully crafted sculptures are a reminder of the infinite and often unexplored creative possibilities hidden in paper.
Bold statements and bright colours are Lakwena Maciver’s artistic signature. The London-based artist believes in making art accessible and enjoyable.
Hilda Hellström has carved her way into the art world, exchanging wood for rock and metal, creating unearthly pieces from fundamentally earthly materials.
Lucy Hardcastle’s work makes you definitely believe in the infinite possibilities of textile design as a visual language.
LA based artist, Misia Schmidt, illustrates a world full of calmness, charisma and cool girls with whom you can’t help but want to hang out.