Category Archives: Art
“In the end, you have to teach yourself, find yourself”: In conversation with artist Veronyka Jelinek
“Bird in Hand. Veronyka Jelinek Veronyka Jelinek’s minutious editorial compositions capture with skill, wit and tenderness our world, by using observation as a base for imagination, and blending abstract and simplicity with profound humanity. Her animated illustrations become experiences … Read More
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“Simplicity takes time”: In conversation with artist and designer Lucrecia Rey Caro
Photos courtesy of Lucrecia Rey Caro Artist and designer Lucrecia Rey Caro’s creations range from fine art, sculpture and ceramics, to art direction and identity design concepts tailored to the narratives of worldwide brands. I was … Read More
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“Observation is everything to me”: In conversation with artist Lauren Tamaki
Illustrations by Lauren Tamaki Seen and Unseen, by Elizabeth Partridge, explores a grave moment in world history, the Japanese American incarceration as captured by three photographers, Dorothea Lange, Toyo Miyatake, and Ansel Adams, beautifully balancing their … Read More
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“Drawing is a way to resonate on the same frequency with the world”: In conversation with artist Léa Morichon
Left: ”Canopée”, oil painting on bamboo paper. Right: Léa Morichon x Louise Misha collaboration Art by Léa Morichon Canopée, spare and abstract in the use of colour and form, but with blue strokes of colour pulsing … Read More
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“We are the postmen of the past who leave letters to those of the future”: In conversation with Ana Gurduza
Photo courtesy of Ana Gurduza To be amazed is still possible. Gather round, it’s time for a story. A story that, in the spirit of the approaching holidays, flickers even brighter. Ana Gurduza makes poetry… with her hands. With … Read More
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