DORIAN GOURG: ADAHY

"This project emerged from the crossing of two major experiences that happened in 2010, after 2 trips, one in New York City, and an other one in South America. The careful observation of the dark lines, of the wide range of grey tones and imposing volumes that build the architectural concerto of New York City produces a sort of visual trance, and some new shapes are laid out through the imaginative process.  

The geometries built up by the different trajectories and tones remind me of primitive art of Native Indians, and this parallel between original shapes and the utter modernity of the place set up a bridge between my first wanderings inside one of the most urbanized place, and a second errancy through South America, impressed by big spaces, open landscapes and wildlife.

This series of images contains and conveys the notion of time and aesthetic sense which are proper to a specific place throughout the ages, from its simplest mystic expression, to one of the most complex in applied arts, architecture.

What drew me to the Native American culture and visual aesthetic comes from the parallel between the visual aspect New York City and the patterns designed by Native Americans. I first thought that the extinction of this population were the best example of Human evolution, killing the people who worshiped nature to build an artificial world instead. But that’s what happened with every civilizations of Americas, in the north and south.

I’ve chosen the Cherokee name ADAHY because it means «Living in the woods» and it seemed to fit perfectly with the theme."

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FEAST YOUR EYES: JESSE LENZ

PHANTASMAGORIC CONFETTI


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ED FELLA

Symbiosis in Exotica

After your eyes explode, take a look closer...
My eyes can sink into these   ∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞.....

“We together are magical and true, this is the world in which our hearts live, and what is created when we meld as one”

Long time partners and artistic collaborators, Vashti Windish and Cameron Michel have chosen to construct an alternate dimension that depicts an emotional discourse rarely investigated in modern art, Love. Beautiful, dark, vibrant and curious creatures, natural formations, and exotic visuals create their symbiosis; their balance depicted in both calm and chaotic mediums.  via cameronmichel^vashtiwindish

Molly Dilworth

Adam Friedman

“In my work I attempt to visualize the imperceptible geologic process by compacting millions of years into a single moment. Rocks bend and grow. Entire mountains crumble in an instant. And the environmental damage that human kind has left in their wake has long since healed. I’m drawn to how geologic processes (erosion, orogeny, etc) relate to our institutions (financial, governmental, etc). I strive to present an era that defies human intervention in the landscape. An optimistic view of the natural world, post human presence.” — Adam Friedman  

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Amy Dover

Maurizio Anzeri

threading over old family images adds a new dimension, and whimsical character to his photographs.