‘‘Bookchair comes to life through the aggregation of a new element, the chair within the bookcase, based on a concept that aims to reflect the basic, fundamental relationship between a book and its reader”.
Sunday School — This creative scope allows our group to exchange visual concepts, and perspectives that are translated through digital stories. The beginning is here!
Fire Drill is the first project which depicts models in school uniforms engaging in basketball outside of the school building.
Models: Taylor Sanon + Giovanni Ellis + David Alakhume.
See www.ssunday.co for more information on the creative group.
Mykhailo Ponomarenko, a Ukrainian trained architect won first prize in the competition Fairy Tales 2017, the competition is organised by the National Building Museum, the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) and New York architecture platform Blank Space.
for his entry “Last Day”. Mykhailo is currently based in Fort Lauderdale, FL, and works at the landscape architecture firm EDSA, Inc. His entry utilizes classical painting techniques to create monumental landscapes with strange scifi megastructures inserted into them. The relatively mundane occurrences in the story make it feel like these wild scenes could in fact be real.
“Landscapes have always inspired me to put something weird, unreal and out of human scale into them. Something not feasible and not practical that contrasts with the natural surroundings, but also exists at the same scale. These satirical interventions lead to new ideas and feelings about nature – they make the viewer more aware about the environment and our harmful impact on it. We are flat surface creatures. Sometimes I feel that we crave it so much that the planet is going to be turned into pavement so cars can go anywhere, and our industries could continue expanding. The “Saturn Rings” in my proposal represent these flat surface desires but in a more poetic, optimistic, and friendly manner.” ~ Mykhailo Ponomarenko
Nevada hip-hop group The Lique emanates joy. Rasar Amani’s rap centers on the refrain “I am love / I am peace / I am joy / That can never be destroyed,” and his performance is irrepressibly upbeat. The band, in matching suits, does an impressive job recreating some of the standard electronic elements of a West Coast hip-hop beat on acoustic instruments. Pianist Jason Corpuz and guitarist Sean Carbone use melodicas for the lead synth line; drummer Jeremy Klewicki creates a dynamic beat with an array of auxiliary percussion.
Most importantly, this is a band that knows how to embody the message of its music. This is a happy, hopeful three minutes of jazzy hip-hop:
My name is Yik Keat and I’m a photographer based in Singapore. Raised in this modern and futuristic city, I am proud to call here home and it sure is amazing to be surrounded by the vast amount of culture and so many beautiful architectures in such a small place.
These series of images are a collective of what I shot over the past two or three years, enjoy!
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