Onur’s “Ordinary People” Captures The Struggles And Resilience Of City Dwellers Onur Sevigen’s “Ordinary People” highlights urban struggles and resilience. After four years abroad, he blends eastern and western sounds, merging British and Turkish influences, with new English releases forthcoming. London-born British artist Onur has made a striking return to the music scene with his…
John J. Blenkush’s diverse career influences his vivid storytelling and complex world-building John J. Blenkush‘s diverse career and travels enrich his novels, blending mythology, emotional depth, and intricate plots inspired by personal experiences and Northern California’s landscapes. John J. Blenkush, a celebrated author known for his award-winning Solstice Series, shared insights into his creative journey…
How Fraser’s work redefines the boundaries of modern photography and visual storytelling In this interview, Peter Fraser discusses his unique approach to photography, his influences, and the evolution of his work over five decades, offering insight into his artistic philosophy and vision. Peter Fraser has long been a pioneering figure in contemporary photography, shaping the…
Plaisance redefines Barbie, transforming her into a symbol of strength and rebellion in the fight for women’s rights Cecile Plaisance discusses her artistic journey, using Barbie and lenticular prints to address feminism, female autonomy, and societal constraints, challenging traditional roles and celebrating women’s freedom of expression. Cecile Plaisance’s artistry is a bold and unapologetic celebration…
Wayne Adams explores the intersection of family life, spirituality, and creative expression in his thought-provoking works Wayne Adams discusses the influence of Brooklyn on his art, the balance of family life, and the exploration of complex themes in his work. Wayne Adams embodies the essence of contemporary art, weaving together personal experience, spirituality, and social…
Deschamps on launching Neighbors Gallery to spotlight unconventional, underrepresented art in New York Alexander Deschamps shares his creative journey, discussing the playful yet profound art he creates, his community-centered gallery, Neighbors, and his commitment to championing outsider and underrepresented voices in the art world. Alexander Deschamps embodies a dynamic blend of creativity and purpose, and…
Exploring the profound intersections of life, death, and time Maro Michalakakos reflects on mortality, her materials’ unique qualities, and the significance of animals in her work, creating art that meditates on life’s impermanence, beauty, and inevitable cycles. Maro Michalakakos stands at the crossroads of artistry and introspection, weaving themes of life, death, and time into…
Roi Kuper reflects on his artistic journey and the philosophical themes that shape his evocative work Roi Kuper discusses his exploration of time, memory, and mortality in photography, sharing insights into his creative process and the impact of his work on viewers. Roi Kuper stands as a profound voice in contemporary photography, captivating audiences with…
Artist Yesra Guzel explores the blurred boundaries between the natural world and surrealism in her captivating visual storytelling Yesra Guzel’s art fuses surrealism with nature, reimagining daily life through imaginative compositions that blur the boundaries of reality. Her work encourages deeper connections with the familiar and the extraordinary. Yesra Guzel invites us to reconsider the…
How war and disconnection shaped an artist’s vision of individuality within larger societal structures Danica Dakić reflects on how war and displacement shaped her art, discussing her use of various mediums to explore identity, collectivity, and the disconnection between personal experience and public narratives. Danica Dakić is a visionary artist whose work masterfully navigates the…
