French photographer Sacha Goldberger has shot a fascinating series where he features his grandmother Mamika next to the younger model Therese. In this series he tries to capture the concept of the development in time and the evolution of personality of the same person in a time span of 70 years. The series touches topics and concepts like the energy of youth, ageless beauty, style, identity, experience and maturity of life.
Photos: Sacha Goldberger | Sacha Goldberger website
Designer diary photo (snapshots) entry | Summer 2011
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Designer diary photo (snapshots) entry.
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The below video shows highlights from the ‘Stillness at the Speed of Light’ exhibition which was on show in May 2010 at The Vinyl Factory in Soho, London. The Exhibition showcased the extraordinary alchemy between light artist Chris Levine and pop/fashion icon Grace Jones. Chris Levine is the latest in a line of artists who worked with Grace Jones. He managed to make a step forward in the line of all the extraordinary iconic images of her which where created by other artists, like for example Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, by creating a stunning 3D portrait series using the lenticular printing technology.
Photos Chris Levine | Grace Jones | video: Delmar Mavignier
Recently the, Copenhagen based, Danish electronic musician Anders Trentemøller released his latest album titled “Into the Great Wide Yonder”. The Warmenhoven & Venderbos designers like the lead track and its video from this album a lot. For the albums lead single “Sycamore Feeling”, Trentemøller teamed up with Danish singer Marie Fisker. The result is a sophisticated, edgy-chic, fashionable and melancholic down tempo song with haunting vocals by Marie Fisker.
The very inspiring and beautiful music video for “Sycamore Feeling” was written and directed by video artist Jesper Just. It was shot in the abandoned town of Centralia in Pennsylvania USA. The reason Centralia was abandoned is because of a fire in the coal layers and the mines beneath the town, a fire which broke out in 1962 and which is still burning nowadays. The female lead is performed by both, Diana Wagner and a well known New Yorker drag performer, Princess Diandra. Due to the fragmented structure of the video both actors become basically one identity.
Music: Anders Trentemøller and Marie Fisker | Video: Written and directed by Jesper Just
