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Raised in the creative mecca of Berlin, Mareike worked her first professional years in advertising and design before she decided to apply for a citizenship of the world, leaving Berlin for Stockholm, and then onto Buenos Aires, where she's living now, working as an artist agent and spreading emerging art with her own agency, The Eclectic Tomorrow.
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You shouldn’t draw conclusions because of his name: SiMPLE’s work is anything but simple. With his background and inspiration coming from graffiti, he developed his own style over the past years combining very aesthetic colours, geometric shapes and different materials. Based in Gothenburg, Sweden, he not only paints and illustrates but beautifies the city with [...]
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Manhattan-born Mark Hartman takes photographs that are so balanced and genuine that you actually relax while looking at them. Seeing is peaceful shots of mother nature as well as his beautiful portraits of people of all different kinds cultures gives you the feeling of being there yourself; no filter, just real life.
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The work detailed way of illustrating animals and cute little creatures of Medellin-based graphic designer, illustrator and art director Alejandro Giraldo has brought him clients like Vueling, Nike and Snickers. And if that’s not enough, he even has his own clothing line, called Velmost, to pimp your body, too.
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Britney Spears once sang: You want a piece of me? But with David Lynch, it’s literally becoming a realistic question with a positive answer. As if making movies, music, writing books and being a photographer isn’t already enough to feel a certain amount of self-fulfillment, he has now published a series of lithographs. So if [...]
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These multi-disciplinary treasures were created by the Tasmania-born artist, Ghostpatrol, who devoted himself to ‘create worlds across mediums exploring ideas of space exploration’. His fairy-tale like drawings and murals are bewitching and inspiring at the same time. Full of creativity and profound ideas, he creates cute characters that tell tales for grown-ups.
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The charismatic illustrations of Malaysian Tang Yau Hoong are created by using negative space. It’s a very clever way to play around with the visual illusion you achieve by using the space you usually do not use.
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Katie deGuzman and Michael Miller met at Parsons in 2000 but it took them 10 years and some frustrating work experiences to start their own business, K/LLER Collection. Now they are tearing apart found materials and objects to create androgynous but still quite feminine jewelry. The characters of HBO’s True Blood wear their broken-down-aesthetic-pieces on the show.
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Even though this print campaign is not new, it’s still brilliant. French 3D designer Antoine Magnien created an incredible series (all rendered in 3D) of death penalty scenarios made out of white candles. By lighting the candles, the electric chair and all the other horrific scenes of torturing people to death slowly melt away. It’s [...]
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Even though many don’t expect Buenos Aires, or Latin America in general, to be a hotspot for awesome street art, it is. Check out this new mural which bloomed through a collaboration between Belgian artist ROA and the Argentine artist, Ever, in the ever-hip neighbourhood of Palermo. The work, called The People Feed Communism to the Beast, is a beautiful example of two talented street artists working together to create something stunning.
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Even though The Yok lives in Brooklyn nowadays, we can call his street art Australian, because that’s where he’s originally from: Perth. The loopy characters with the awesome staches and beards do not only look good on walls, but also on canvas, as paintings and illustrations. His potato headed gargoyles have been exhibited around the world, from Berlin to Taipei, and his success doesn’t seem to stagnate. So if you love surfing like The Yok does, keep your eyes open for an original artwork close to your local beach, too.
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What would happen if you love New York and are a true cineast? Well, then your name would be Christopher Moloney and you would have a tumblr site called FILMography (FILM + photography). Moloney’s idea is to capture and archive all the famous places in the Big Apple where cinema history was written, always documenting the original sequence with a photograph in his hand. Lucky him, because this job will be never-ending since there are more than just plenty of iconic movies done in the city that never sleeps…
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Bojan Kanlić, Adnan Alagić and Amila Hrustić had to wait for five years until the bridge they designed for a competition while studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo was built. Festina Lente, or for those who don’t speak Latin, ‘Make haste, slowly’, is the name of this extraordinary construction that spans 38 meters over the Miljacka river. The idea of this steel bridge with an aluminium trim and glass fence is to create a symbolic gate and a balance between the left and the right side. One could say that the three Bosnian product designers did this very, very well.
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Spanish artist Eugenio Merino makes a point with his ironic but humorous sculptures. Clearly influenced by the history of his own country, he’s found a way of dealing with it and at the same time exploring global issues like religion, war and poverty, always putting his finger on the tender spots. His work shows the sad side of this world´s society and politics in a most humorous way.
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Let´s chop and slice some things and, voilá, the result is some scary but cute art. This method doesn’t work for every artist: some do work that is just bizarre. But Vancouver-based artist Nomi Chi found the thin line between odd and adorable in her creations. She finds her inspiration from daily chaos and transforms it into tactile imagery, very often referring to geometry.
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Colorado-based artist Pard Morrison explores the intersections of the analog and the digital world. His artwork, featuring image pixels placed in natural landscapes, remind you of ‘systems in a flux’ and the constant changes in technical innovations we’re going through.
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