Stone's eyes of Ritual.

Captured human bodies transformation and beauty of interdependent creatures as a state of art. 

Optimism As Cultural Rebellion

I admired his technique that captured ritual of our bodies and it show a connection between human being and the society, not the earth but the world we chose to live in.


“Optimism is the Vital Force that Entangles itself with and then Shapes the Future.” - Matthew Stone


Churning bodies dissect rhythmic windows that open onto varied states of concentrated being. A collage of  limbs and interconnected consciousness, involving and depicting transcendental states, meditations and ecstatic dance, spin into contemporary motion. The body is shown and used to free the viewer from their own. Stone’s work revolves specifically around creative interactions and community, based on the idea that individual autonomy can be successfully combined with the power of collectivity.
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Entrance Romance

When you break down to search for details, some said you need to see in slow motion pictures. 


The film's collision of innocence and thrill should be familiar to fans of the photographer's previous work—carefree, hazy shots of teenagers jumping off cliffs, skinny dipping or cavorting in remote locations.


Carolyn Murphy stars in "Entrance Romance (it felt like a kiss)" by Ryan McGinley for NOWNESS.com. McGinley uses a Phantom camera, capable of shooting over 1000 frames per second, to create several slow-motion film sequences.

The Dwelling Lab in London

Last week, I got a chance to see this extraordinary BMW 'The Dwelling Lab' at Tramshed in London Design Festival. Patricia Urquiola and Giulio Ridolfo have created a ground-breaking interpretation of the BMW 5 Series, and what excited me the most about this installation is how they combine together mobile design and industrial design, in such a way to show creativity and their research, how they care so much for details and activities in a journey. Luxury product is indeed about details and unforgettable experience.   


Most of all it means to challenge our perception and create a space for future expansion of creative flow.

A Gust Of Wind : Paul Cocksedge at V&A

"A Gust Of Wind" is a one night installation exhibited at V&A museum in London, part of London Design Festival 2010. Display with extraordinary three hundred curvaceous pieces of Corian®, which signified paper shape that came from Paul Cocksedge inspiration for this piece.  It almost look like stack of paper that has been blown into the air by a gust of wind. Last night at V&A I have experience this installation and a chance to get one of three hundred piece that give away from the designer himself. It was very powerful and stunning piece. This installation challenges viewer's perception, it also giving sense of floating in time and space, and free form 360 degree dimension. Each of this limited pages also act as a paper tray at last.

What We See From 21st Century Portraits

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of i-D magazine, Nick Knight mirrored his 1985 '100 Portraits' series and photographed 200 of the most important people in fashion, music and culture today. Alongside the photographic portraits, Knight created a series of unique video portraits of each sitter during this landmark seventeen-day shoot. Each week, SHOWstudio.com will launch a new selection of video portraits captured on a specific date, the series as a whole documenting not only this shoot but a slice of twenty-first century culture.

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Daylight

Daylight

DIRECTOR: Igor Zimmermann
CINEMATOGRAPHERS: Marcus Palmqvist & Martin Steinberg
EDIT/GRADING: Igor Zimmermann