Influenced by old rave, punk, and metal show flyer aesthetics, the San Francisco-based artist examines what has come before him in order to not only inform his creations, but also to reconstruct into new, head-turning compositions.
We spent the day in Jen's studio talking about psychedelia, plants, and her collaboration with Miley Cyrus for the MTV Video Music Awards in this Amadeus short directed by Matthew Kaundart.
California-born fashion designer and self-proclaimed “stitch witch,” Judith Rothman-Pierce, knows a thing or two about creating clothing that seduces the senses
Francesco Igory Deiana's work offers commentary on the way in which our increasing dependence on everything digital has overshadowed the primacy of human relationships.
Marina Fini’s aesthetic is potent. Through color, light, and energy, her installations, or healing spaces, offer relief from reality and the fallacies that attach to it.
Eric Trine’s work is firmly rooted in the fundamentals of Modern design, but with the playfulness of a freewheeling artist who doesn’t approach design through a clinical lens.
Winston Tseng's massive body of work can be found anywhere from skateboard graphics, to apparel and has even made its way into the Smithsonian Institute.
"It Takes One To Know One" is one of many shows that Nick and Matt Zaremba have organically and intuitively collaborated on together over the past decade, and offers a subliminal and sometimes overt dialogue between each other's work and creative process.
Drawing inspiration from the soft textures of shag carpets and the aesthetics of her childhood home, Adamerovich’s work is filled with playful nostalgia that conveys a peaceful easy feeling.
Anyone who knows Jack Herzog would say he’s one of those rare and genuine characters who doesn’t take himself or anyone too seriously, and after visiting his studio in Los Angeles and glancing at his new body of work, nor does his art.
