...creativity from high altitudes- exposing growing sub-cultural beauty, while recognizing efforts of pop-culture in order to connect communities of innovators and to help others along the way, so that together we'll advance and preserve an aerial view of life, which is only seen once one's soul has been elevated to new heights. Prepare for lift off...we're sky high.
I just thought this video was so funny! It so funny because people really feel like this! I'm surprised nobody has made a song about this yet. Just a little comedy for the day
Went to the MOMA PS1 in Queens, New York today, probably just discovered one of my favorite artists."A 35-year-old artist and filmmaker, Nakadate, who was born in Austin, Texas, to Japanese and American parents, probes the borderline between the exhibitionism, exploitation, and vulnerability of young women."Laurel Nakadate's exhibition displays work that forces the viewer into an uncomfortable atmosphere, but it is so unique that you have to keep watching! I even got the chance to see her, and compared to her work she looks completely normal.
Check out this column Vogue did about her on their website!!
I saw this video on www.creativecontrol.tv It is Ned and Aya Rosen Photography and featuring a model and interviewer Adrianna. I really love this video because it has such a great message that I think we overlook a lot of the time. It talks about labels we live under and trying to get us to think past those labels and think deeper and come to the realization that there is more than what meets the eye.
This photo shoot I think challenges the viewer to try and look past the clothing and the body and look at the person within and the passion beneath it. Click the link below to watch.
