Vladimir K. Saric

Vladimir K. Saric, sculpture:

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Arturo Elena

Arturo Elena, graphic images for designers and brands:

Arturo has been doing the graphic images for designers and brands such as Loewe, Chanel Spain, Custo Barcelona and Carrera & Carrera to mention a few.
Arturo Elena: website / facebook

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Anarchy Dance Theater & UltraCombos

Anarchy Dance Theater & UltraCombos:

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Interactive designers UltraCombos collaborated with Taiwanese dance company Anarchy Dance Theater, on their performance piece titled Seventh Sense which made its European debut recently at the TodaysArt Festival in The Hague. This viewer-centered performance detects all movements including those of the dancers and audience, allowing them to interact through visual effects. The audience becomes not just the viewer, but an active participant via the interactive projection mapping. Very cool.
For those of you in Spain, this Seventh Sense performance will be coming to Centro Parraga in Murcia, October 19 and 20, 2012, so you might want to catch it if you can.

Photos: Top three by Ed Jansen. Bottom three courtesy of Anarchy Dance Theater.

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Michael Thielen

Michael Thielen, digital art:

“Born on Puget Sound, spent the first 20 years exploring taking all that beauty for granted. Milltown background. Laborer, sawmills, Bellingham Voc-Tech, welder. Burnley Art School, Print Industry, Spattering of commission work. Laborer, Gallery owner, artist, writer, working on my 4th Novel. Fvcc Graphic arts program. Would love to find someone to tackle editing my Novels or a least reading and critique.

Enjoy reading, all forms of creating, music, any kind. Enjoy the company of close friends and the pursuit of new ones.
I am preparing to launch a new business in the fall, early winter health permitting. A hybrid of sorts keeping my cards close to my chest until I’m up and running.”
Michael Thielen: facebook

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Karyn Olivier

Karyn Olivier: Sculptural Play:

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Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, Olivier studied undergrad and graduate school in the U.S. Her work includes sculpture, photography, videos, and drawings. These pieces, at first glance, are humorous and playful, but the artist speaks of nostalgia, betrayal, dysfunction, danger, and isolation in her work. Maybe not the best words to associate with a real playground. Nonetheless, these are quirky and appealing sculptures that seem to call out to be played with.
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Shin-Young An

Shin-Young An:

Paintings by Shin-Young An.

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Marten Lange

Marten Lange:

Photos by Marten Lange.

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Steve Duncan

Steve Duncan: Undercity:

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Steve Duncan is an urban historian, explorer and photographer of the urban underground. He has photographed sewers and underground rivers in cities from Antwerp to Yangon, with particular focus on the underground hydrological and wastewater infrastructure of New York City, Los Angeles, Paris, and London.

Through his photography, historical research, public talks and tours, Duncan seeks to communicate his profound enthusiasm for these underground marvels, focussing on how hydrological and wastewater technologies conform to their natural environments and relate to broader histories of design, ecology, public health and public works.

In so doing, he illuminates infrastructures that we take for granted and reminds us that contemporary challenges of wastewater are much more than a technical policy issue. They connect us to our past, and just might motivate us to demand comprehensive, long-term infrastructure planning in the future. Plus, they are beautiful places to visit.

All photos by Steve Duncan

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