Zoom | Collection Autumn | Winter 11|12

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Autumn Winter 2011 2012 | Herfst Winter 2011 2012 damesmode

 

Style | Top: T 1112-84-21 | Pant: P 1112-49-44 | squared pant |

You can view the Autumn | Winter 2011 | 2012 collection video trailer in HD quality on the Warmenhoven & Venderbos website. It is also available on the Warmenhoven & Venderbos Youtube and Vimeo channels.

WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Collection Autumn|Winter 2011|2012

 

Luc Braquet | Backstage

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Designer Fashion Blog | Luc Braquet |

 

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Designer Fashion Blog | Luc Braquet |

 

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Designer Fashion Blog | Luc Braquet |

 

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Designer Fashion Blog | Luc Braquet |

 

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Designer Fashion Blog | Luc Braquet |

 

Backstage is a recently shot series by the French photographer Luc Braquet with a strong and interesting documentary quality. Read more about him in an earlier posted article on the Warmenhoven & Venderbos blog and see for the full series his portfolio website.

 Photos by Luc Braquet | Luc Braquet portfolio website |

 

Zoom | Collection Autumn | Winter 11|12

Warmenhoven & Venderbos | Autumn Winter 2011 2012 | Herfst Winter 2011 2012 damesmode

 

Style | Dress: D 1112-65-01 | outside seam |

 

You can view the Autumn | Winter 2011 | 2012 collection video trailer in HD quality on the Warmenhoven & Venderbos website. It is also available on the Warmenhoven & Venderbos Youtube and Vimeo channels.

WARMENHOVEN & VENDERBOS | Collection Autumn|Winter 2011|2012

 

Tsang Kin-wah | The Seven Seals

Tsang Kin-wah | The Seven Seals | Conceptual art installation | Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog

Tsang Kin-wah | The Seven Seals | Conceptual art installation | Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog

“The Seven Seals” is a work by Chinese contemporary artist Tsang Kin-Wah. It is a fascinating ongoing series of seven  conceptual digital video art installations using texts and computer technology to show Tsang’s thoughts on various issues of the day. “The Seven Seals” draws its reference from various sources such as: existentialism, metaphysics and politics. With this work Tsang Kin-wah attempt to articulate the complex situation  of the world and the dilemmas that people are facing while approaching “the end of the world”.

Animated phrases and short sentences appear, move and float, sometimes, like a murmur and sometimes like an admonition that reveals the nature of human beings and the changes of our emotions. Without a clear beginning or end, each installation in the “The Seven Seals” creates different cycles of text on continuous loops that appear to repeat without end; echoing the concept of “eternal recurrence” whereby all the issues and dilemmas of daily existence are seen perpetually recurring for an infinite number of fleeting instances, even though we recognize and are aware of them for a longer time.

Tsang Kin-wah | The Seven Seals | Conceptual art installation | Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog

Tsang Kin-wah | The Seven Seals | Conceptual art installation | Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog

Tsang Kin-wah | The Seven Seals | Conceptual art installation | Warmenhoven & Venderbos Blog

Photos and videos from the The Fifth Seal installation which is part of the Seven Seals project.

Videos and Photos by: Tsang Kin-wah | Tsang Kin-wah website | Mori Art Museum, Tokyo