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SPOTLIGHT: Mind Bending Installations by Tokujin Yoshioka

Japanese artist, Tokujin Yoshioka, creates interiors, installations and architecture where people can feel the light with all their senses.

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Cold southern gales blasting across Slope Point - located on the southernmost tip of New Zealand’s South Island - has given rise to this unique natural phenomenon: the trees here, being persistently battered by powerful winds coming in from the open ocean, have a permanently wind-swept appearance to them.

Self Service #45 F/W 16.17, Obsessions

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there! Gustav Klimt’s Hope II is a stunning depiction of pregnancy. 

Daniel Arsham - The Future Was Then (2016)

Gabriella Achadinha (2015)

In an act of unforgivable cultural vandalism to sneaker enthusiasts everywhere CJ Hendry has purchased a pair of Nike AirMags only to slowly immerse their precious toes into a viscous soup of glossy jet black paint. Yet with the destruction of this highly-prized product would come its hand drawn reincarnation as CJ’s latest high-end fashion piece. CJ and The Cool Hunter be donating 100% of the profits to charity in the form of sneakers to under privileged children in New York. 



Mirror Installations by Francisco Infante-Arana

Francisco Infante-Arana was born to a Spanish father and Russian mother (1943), who raised him. He enrolled in the Surikov Art Institute at the age of fourteen, studied there until 1962. Afterwards he studied at the Moscow Institute of Decorative and Applied Arts (1962-1966).

In the 1960s and early 1970s, he was a member of the artists collective known as the Movement Group, founded by Lev Nussberg. He was and continues to be one of the premier Russian avant-garde artists. He currently lives and works in Moscow.

Since 1962, I have been engaged in geometric, and later kinetic art; through my works I wanted to express emotions linked to the infinite organization of the world - in this way. Nature became for me a symbol of the eternal, mysterious, divine world, whose complement was another world, the world of so-called “second nature” - the world of technology. I think of them as interacting with each other. So I try to achieve an adequate expression of the world as it is.

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