He(ART)

Nan Goldin

Manipulating and stitching together his photos on his phone with several apps, he dreams up a fantastical world in which the stars glitter and crackle, the sun spits fire and electricity shocks the moon. “I think that’s what I wish things looked like,” he says. “I draw a lot of inspiration from things that give a certain bend to perspective and [are] an interpretation of reality rather than a straightforward reality. [Screenwriting instructor] Robert McKee said a good story should introduce you to a world you don’t know, and in that world you find yourself. My photos are an opportunity to make that happen.”

you have got to bE KIDDING ME

I forgot I was making caramel at work. It’s a tad overcooked.

Night skies || Zuhair Murad F/W15 Couture

Art on the inside of eggshells