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Wallace Woo: „I don’t define beauty. I try to help people redefine it”
I had the chance to interview Wallace Woo about his artistic practice and his distinctive aesthetic approach. Wallace Woo is a contemporary artist based in Paris and the founder of Stalactite Aesthetics. His work pioneered the movement of Geological Abstractionism, a deep philosophical exploration of time, gravity, and the sedimentation of materials. His latest exhibition…
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MUSUBI KILN: „What we want to offer is something imbued with reverence—for time, for place, and for the human hand”
I came across MUSUBI KILN at the Ambiente fair in Frankfurt, and I must say, I was truly impressed by their creations. MUSUBI KILN is specialized in authentic Japanese crafts, showcasing the artistry and cultural heritage of Japan to the world. Each item is carefully chosen and curated from artisans’ workshops across Japan, allowing the…
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Maria Asenova: „Behind every success is a lot of hard work”
Maria Asenova, known under the brand name Maria’s Nature Toys, is one of the world’s best-known Walldorf-style doll artists. All of her workshops are booked well before the deadline, or it speaks to the fact that many beginners, really want to learn the art of creating natural wool dolls, specifically from her. Maria was born…
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Alfredo Cramerotti: „Curators and cultural mediators will be even more multidisciplinary and polymath”
Alfredo Cramerotti is a versatile professional with extensive experience in various fields of the arts, including curating, writing, broadcasting, publishing, and organizing events. His expertise spans across contemporary art, film and video, performance, photography, conferences, and verse/online formats. I am grateful to work alongside him, in AICA ( The International Association of Art Critics)’s Digital…
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Olga Kovtun: “Ukrainian, an artist, a mother, a woman…”
Olga Kovtun is an Ukrainian artist living in Kyiv, Ukraine. She had been interested in fine arts almost since childhood, and this interest first led her to the Taras Shevchenko State Art School. In 2002, she enrolled the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv. At the academy, she studied in the workshop of monumental painting and temple culture of professor Mykola…
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Janet Pulcho and her huge watercolour paintings
Janet Pulcho (full name Zhanna Pulcho; May 8, 1997) is a Ukrainian artist from Odessa and known for her huge watercolour paintings. The main theme of her paintings is floral. She started practicing since 2013. She had been dreaming about becoming an artist since she was a schoolgirl. When she was still learning in high…
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Le Monde Fantastique des Poupées de Julien Martinez – Lumea Fantastică a Păpușilor lui Julien Martinez
Lumea în care trăiesc păpușile lui Julien Martinez este una plină de mister și fantezie. Realitatea distorsionată intrigă și te face să vrei să descoperi mai mult. Minuțiozitatea cu care lucrează Julien Martinez, precizia și detaliile fiecărei creații în parte îți taie răsuflarea. Sper că v-am făcut curioși! Veți descoperi în interviul de mai jos…
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Hen’s Teeth Art – tiny tales in textiles by Viv Sliwka
„Painted buzzing bees, embroidered flowers, hand drawn animals and characters make up the world of Hen’s Teeth Art. Telling tiny tales in textiles.” I’ve discovered Hen’s Teeth Art some time ago, and I’ve got impressed how beautiful textile art can be. I invite you to discover the designer and maker of Hen’s Teeth Art, Viv Sliwka. Viv works from her garden…
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Magical Daydream: Mariëlle Coppes and the magic of giving
Magical Daydream is a blog abut the magic of doing beautiful things that spark joy, about unexpected things that can lift the spirit of a person and make the world more beautiful. The person behind these beautiful gestures of generosity is Mariëlle Coppes, a creative soul from Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Mariëlle makes little wonders like sharing roses…
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Dmitriy Polyakov and his amazing jewelry
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Nel Linssen – masterpieces with a special rhythm
A while ago I decided to make a series of articles and interviews based on paper and its versatility, because I want to promote this type of jewelry. I always thought that this was a modern concept, a technique discovered and revealed to us recently. That was until I met Mrs Linssen. She changed my…
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Morus: „a product has to be simple, practical, useful and beautiful”
About Morus – the humanitarian enterprise that offers products that are entirely handmade with natural materials known as les matériaux nobles, discovered along the Silk Road – we have written before and as promised, here is the interview with Myriam Shwayri, the founder of this amazing company. You founded Morus in 2011. Three years later you are already present…
Din 2010, promotori ai industriilor creative