Erik Mowinckel lives in Oslo, and makes most of his work there, on walks or with friends. He is at the moment applying for art schools and working on ideas for a book. Photography, for him, is based on the joy of discovering something
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Using simple and functional components, Zimoun builds architecturally-minded platforms of sound. Exploring mechanical rhythm and flow in prepared systems, his installations incorporate commonplace industrial objects.
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Seattle-based designer Peter Bristol created a bag that looks like a giant version of a binder clip. Named ‘Clip Bag’, the playful handbag is borrowing its form from a common binder clip. The binder icon functions so well as a bag you can almost take it seriously.
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Sugar on streets, smoke arranged. Going and asking. Ongoing questions. Almost perfect, you said, as an answer. We’re drinking to our love. Undoubtedly doubting. Everyting new, everthing as usual.
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This project is located on Föhr, a small island in the North Sea. In the village of Alkersum, inside a former hay storage of a traditional farmhouse, architect Karin Matz redefined the whole space with a wood structure covered by 3.200 tiles, each with a hand-made circular hole, 500 mt of polypropylene blue rope and treated pine wood.
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The blooming creative industry of Serbia, where it seems that has been a big amount of creative chaos lately, has given us one more photographic talent aka Marija Strajnic.
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The Guangzhou Opera House by Zaha Hadid Architects is located in the center of the ‘factory of the world’, the capital of Guangdong Province (Canton) on the north bank of the Pearl River. The opera house was opened in 2010. The complex consists of several large softly shaped polyhedra, reminiscent of large boulders. The architect speaks of ‘pebbles in the river’.
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Be careful when spitting out your gum or throwing away your cigarette butt, you might just end up hanging on Heather Dewey-Hagburg’s wall. The information artist and PhD student creates portrait sculptures from analyses of genetic material collected in public places, working with the traces strangers unwittingly leave behind.
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Sydney born musician and artist George Byrne moved to Los Angeles in 2010 to broaden his horizons as a human being and chase down some new inspirations for his music and photography. After couch surfing for a year he ended up in an apartment in Los Feliz, working in commercial music, writing a record, and taking pictures for a few online magazines.
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The world of iGNANT expresses itself in terms of ideas and creative output. By means of the internet esthetic standards have been spreading faster than ever before, and the conclusions drawn from new ideas are within a new range now.
