It’s a wind wind situation in this imaginary land created by Robert Loebel.
Wind – Robert Loebel
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Riikka Sormunen
Beautiful illustrations from Finnish born, Berlin based creative Riikka Sormunen. Working mainly in watercolor with limited pallet, her work has been exhibited in Finland, the United States,
Spain, Taiwan, and South Africa. Riikka Sormunen is represented by Napa Illustrations in Helsinki and her work is currently being showcased in the latest edition of Big Mother from Nobrow (limited to 2000 copies) available here.
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Robert Montgomery – Echoes of Voices in the High Towers
“When poetry becomes light, when billboards talk about politics”, beautiful work from London based Artist and Poet Robert Montgomery. mono.kultur have recently teamed up with Robert to put together a large format publication funded using kickstarter, more details will be available soon. His exhibition Echoes of Voices in the High Towers at the Staddtbad in Wedding and various locations around Berlin finished last weekend but you can see more work from Robert Montgomery through the link below.
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Michael H Rohde – From Below
Gravity defying photography from German Artist Michael H Rohde. Each image is made of several photographs meticulously cut and pasted together to create the illusion of being viewed through a glass floor.
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Happy Life – Sun & Egg
The typical boy lays egg, monster hatches out story from Berlin based animators Sun & Egg. Well worth checking out Sun & Egg’s site below for more animation and illustration.
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Elisa Strozyk
Triangulated timber blankets from German designer Elisa Strozyk. I’m not sure how comfortable these would be but they look pretty cool. They are made by bonding thin lazer cut timber pieces to fabric, bending in different ways depending on the pattern. Elisa has used this triangulation principle on her designs for carpets, wallpaper, furniture and a collaboration with fashion designer Maria Bonita.
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Jon Fox
Hypnotic paintings from UK born, Mirepoix, south France based Artist Jon Fox. His work is part isometric projection part whirling triangulation, infused with mesmerising blocks of colour and dreamlike Japanese imagery.
“On a voyage to the centre of the self, through scenes of fragmented apparitions..with the aim to try and discover the original source of these thoughts.. I guess to try and find the source of crea-tion (inside myself) where ideas are invented, decisions are weighed up, choices are made..where thought and emotion become the trigger for movement and put into action. I wanted to find out who gives the orders? Who’s in control?…who is really the master of this inner universe?”
Jon Fox recently took part in the Pictoplasma Character Walk in Berlin with fellow Bristol artist Dan Arnold during the week. Their piece was in a space near Alexandreplatz which totally by chance I happened to see them paint while I stumbled back to my hotel one night. (image from circus-berlin.de)
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Bruce Davidson – Subway
I went to see the Arnold Newman exhibition at the C/O in Berlin last weekend. It was pretty mind-blowing to see what he achieved but what I didn’t expect to see was the Bruce Davidson ‘Subway’ exhibition that was on in the gym room. Bloody great urban photography. Bruce immersed himself in the ‘raging, rattling hustle and bustle’ of the subway system in New York during the 1980s, documenting the passengers in this filthy, graffiti ridden melting-pot, photographing lovers, musicians, homeless people, tourists and business people.
“When you are in the Subway, what is beautiful appears bestial and what is bestial appears beautiful.” Bruce Davidson
The exhibition marks the 25th year since the first publication of Bruce Davidson’s ‘Subway’ and is one show until the 20th of May 2012. If you’re in Berlin definitely recommend seeing this. ‘The Art and Press’ over in Martin Gropius Bau is worth checking out to if you’re in the neighborhood.
www.magnumphotos.com/BruceDavidson
