Tuesday, 17 November 2009

Orr

Orr is a sequence of moments documented by photographer Timo Klos. The exposure of each image is held as long as that captured moment in time. Klos uses this technique to signify that you can't hold onto moments forever.
Mint cigarettes, 5mins
Healthy good morning, 20mins
Goodbye at the airport, 12mins

Monday, 9 November 2009

Fashion Revolution

Nick Knight's SHOWStudio brings us Fashion Revolution. The exhibition is centred around 'process', 'performance' and 'participation' and demonstrates how new mediums and evolving technology are reinventing the fashion image. Photography, film, music, performance, art and digital media all now play a significant role in our fashion experience.

This spectacular show invites spectators to become participants offering the opportunity to take part in live shoots, casting sessions and interviews forming a collaboration of creativity. A collective of highly influential and inspirational fashion figures including Alexander McQueen, Simon Foxton and Kate Moss have contributed to the show.

125 HEROES

Some work from the contributers of the current 125 'Heroes' issue.
Danny Sangra


Jiggery Pokery


David Titlow

Yossi Michaeli

Holger Pooten


Si Scott

Perry Curties

Halfer Wohlers Olsen

Greg White

Friday, 9 October 2009

The Daily Nice

Inspired by a Shiseido commission, which involved going around the world and shooting something beautiful everyday, Jason Evans started The Daily Nice. Every day he uploads an image of something 'nice' that catches his eye creating a photographic daily diary. Nature, colour, patterns and graphic composition typify a Daily Nice shot.



Thursday, 8 October 2009

Jay-Z's Blueprint 3

Album cover designed by Dan Tobin Smith

Ricky Diaghe

Ricky Diaghe graduated this year (2009) in New Media at the University for the Creative Arts. 'Light Signature' is a project Diaghe is working on which demonstrates his light drawing skills.

“The idea was to get people to write their name in light. The ‘Invisible’ image was actually created from a member of the public whilst conducting the project on Brick Lane. This sparked off ideas for how I can add value to an environment by adding something that wasn’t there before. The possibility of adding this social commentary or value to everyday objects is endless,” says Diaghe.