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ART_Jennifer Angus Bug Wall

Artist Jennifer Angus is known for creating large-scale artworks that incorporate real insects as the focal point. Angus has devoted much of her time in southeast Asia, particularly in Thailand and Malaysia, where she has gathered thousands of insects to display in her art. This piece in particular lived in the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

Although her work incorporates a large amount of dead bugs, Angus emphasizes that none of these are endangered species and she has collected them over the span of years, giving them up only to decay or when donating bugs to schools so children can learn from them. Angus is adamant about bringing attention to the wildlife that are losing their natural homes and hopes her artwork will inspire curiosity and urgency in saving these creatures.

jennifer angus

FASHION DESIGNER - In love with Electric feathers Fall 2014

LOOKS - What I like from Zara fall winter 2014

PRODUCT DESIGN - Knit Desing by Monomoka

MONOMOKA

Arw twin sisters, who practically from the time of their birth were of one mind in the development of  creativity and in perception of the world. Grown up in Poland during the bleak era of a decadent socialism, which made them determined to find different aesthetic values from the ones that surrounded. Limited access to a "colourful" western world, and the desire to develop their own style, forced them into creative thinking. 

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 SLIPPING MICE

The name MONOMOKA is a symbol of  inseparable sisterly connection which has, so far, resulted in a collection of 13 unique objects. The painstaking hand crocheting which we personally carry out means that each unique piece has taken many months to create.  

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Enjoy

PRODUCT DESIGN - NARCISO PROJECT

Narciso is a project which started with the intention of designing some vases, focusing on the functionality of the vase as an object. But what is the function of a vase? They are used to display flowers.Narciso is a collection of six different vases which use mirrors to draw attention to the role of the flowers. Mirrors are investigated in all their aspects, from the simplest reflection to the most complex one. In this way each vase shows flowers from a different point of view. They’re made in borosilicate glass, powder-coated alluminium and mirrored stainless steal.

DESIGNER - GIORGIA ZANELLATO

this one is my fav!

FASHION DESIGN - RESORT COLLECTION 2015 // ELLERY

Here my fav looks, I had to say that all of them are an amazing mix in between a 70s feminine silhouettes and japanise volumes with an exquisite tomboy touch! 

INSPIRATION - Maurizio Anzeri

INSPIRATION - The Sketchbook project

It's like a concert tour, but with sketchbooks.

Thousands of sketchbooks will be exhibited at galleries and museums as they make their way on tour across the world.

After the tour, all sketchbooks will enter into the permanent collection of The Brooklyn Art Library, where they will be barcoded and available for the public to view.

Anyone - from anywhere in the world - can be a part of the project. To participate and have us send you a sketchbook that will go on tour, start by choosing a theme to the right.

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The sketchbook project 2011 Tour Seattle

This is an expemple of Corinne Borden's schetchbook 

MUSE - Chloé Sevigny

I am in love with Cholé Sevigny and her naturally way of being a beautifully tomboy with messy hair and a revolutionary heart.

Here below some pics of my Muse. Enjoy:)

PHOTOGRAPHY - Brooke Shaden

Brooke Shaden is a fine art photographer living and working in the Los Angeles area. Her passion lies in creating new worlds through photographs. Her vision extends beyond the realm of the camera, creating images that resemble paintings and speak of an era that is not our own.

Each image is a story. 

 

Brooke Shaden was born in March of 1987 in Lancaster, PA, USA. She grew up near the "Amish Country" until attending Temple University. Brooke was photographically born in December 2008 after graduating from Temple with two degrees: film and English. She now resides in Los Angeles, CA, USA with her husband and three cats. 

Brooke has been said to encapsulate a new way of creating imagery for our time and has "...dramatically restated a new photographic feminist agenda for the 21st century." Her use of the square format and heavy texture work to create a painterly aesthetic is redefining the boundaries of photography. With these tools at hand, she creates new worlds through her images.

Self portraiture for her is not autobiographical in nature. Instead, she attempts to place herself within worlds she wishes we could live in, where secrets float out in the open, where the impossible becomes possible. Brooke's photography questions the definition of what it means to be alive.  

She reminds me The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood whit her sense of aesthetic decadence.

The group's intention was to reform art by rejecting what they considered to be the mechanistic approach first adopted by the Mannerist artists who succeeded Raphael and Michelangelo. They believed that the Classical poses and elegant compositions of Raphael in particular had been a corrupting influence on the academic teaching of art.