Multidisciplinary artists Lukasz Polowczyk and Margo Sanda have come together to release their new 'Chroma Key' project. An exploration and celebration of minimalism, 'Chroma Key' is a rich collection of 21 micro-poems written by Berlin-based Polowczyk accompanied by the art work of Italian-born Sanda which is based on the author's own imagery and photos, all presented in a deck of cards format.
Director Daria Geller reinterprets author Anton Chekhov's 1882 short story 'He & She' ('Он и Она') with her latest short film 'Him & Her'. Exploring the interweaving of both love and hate in relationships with a conclusion that they both are inseparable, the two main characters navigate each day with one another, which becomes mechanical, often times finding themselves at odds.
As a creative Petite Meller's arms extend to the mediums of singing, songwriting, composing and modelling, not to mention the intellectual world of philosphy, all playing an important part of her complete package of artistry. Born Syvan Meller in Paris, the French beauty brings a visual and musical timelessness that is nostalgic in one sense and incredibly refreshing in another during this current era of quick fix entertainment. Known for her signature cheek blush, a representation of past trauma in which her face and body were brutally sunburned, Meller has gone on to become one of the most unique pop stars of today.
As a creative Petite Meller's arms extend to the mediums of singing, songwriting, composing and modelling, not to mention the intellectual world of philosphy, all playing an important part of her complete package of artistry. Born Syvan Meller in Paris, the French beauty brings a visual and musical timelessness that is nostalgic in one sense and incredibly refreshing in another during this current era of quick fix entertainment. Known for her signature cheek blush, a representation of past trauma in which her face and body were brutally sunburned, Meller has gone on to become one of the most unique pop stars of today.
Devi is a powerful short film directed by Priyanka Banerjee. Shot in India, the story revolves around a safe house full of women ranging in various ages, all who have suffered at the hands of abuse. The differences between age and experiences trigger heated arguments among the women before being interrupted by someone ringing the bell to be let in. The women are now forced to decide if there is enough room in the home to take on another victim, which sparks more yelling. Without giving away too much, the film is masterfully done, creating awareness on the issues of physical abuse and sexual assault, with tear-jerking moments throughout.
Russian director Anna Radchenko has unveiled her new short film 'Kokosmos' which stars model Yana Dobroliubova. The experimental video treads between fashion and music. A visual roping between space and the blurred lines between perception and reality, 'Kokosmos' is a mind-bending journey of a higher state.
Singer, producer and writer Sarah P. continues push the artistry of sound and visuals with her latest video 'Maenads'. The title track to her latest EP, the highly creative video features Sarah and dancer Sabina Smith-Moreland in a minimal space creating art, representative of a place of peace and solitude, whilst still dealing with issues of mental illness. This also continues the highlighting of Sarah's background in theatre, as she and Smith-Moreland deliver a brilliant piece of performance art.
For their spring/summer 2019 campaign, Parisian brand Maison Kitsuné bring forth their new Ancora Tu …
There is a soul-stirring magic to the music of Swedish singer Cajsa Siik. However, after releasing organically rich soundscapes for the past six years, with her critically acclaimed third album 'Domino' having dropped in 2017, she began to feel a block inside, coming to odds with the ideas that she wanted to convey, all the while feeling silenced by surrounding noise. Whilst fans have always been immersed in her poetic delivery, Siik began struggling to write. Although this can be an utter nightmare for most artists, she did what many would be afraid to do - simply submit to silence. Within that quietness and stillness, she swam deeper in her thoughts, almost re-examining the person she used to be and the person she is now, creating a meeting ground for the two.
Last Thursday (9th April) hundreds of art lovers descended on Unit 5 Gallery for the …
