Archives for the Month of April, 2010

Thomas Kneubühler

 

 

… and we march up to the mountains
With our torches
Wielding picks and wires
We shall take the world by storm
With little more than sparks and fires
We will do all that our hearts desire
when we lay claim to the lands
that once belonged to the skies
So bring your spades and pliers
There will be light in sight
It will be [...]

Jason Koxvold

 

 

Her hair was once lush
Her skin dewy
as the early day
She used to greet me with a smile
and she would say
How do you do?
 

 

 

But now there she lays
Her legs splayed
Wasting away
Her gift of life stolen
From the caress of her thighs
Slayed and flayed
Her empty gaze
Sullen and soulless
Dwells on yesterday
and she faces what lies ahead
 

 

Images by Jason Koxvold.

Atta Kim

 

 

 

 

I walk into the masses of people. I look up into the sky and see the buildings, majestic and tall, obscured by the glare of the sun. This is the beehive – the heart of the city. People buzz past me. The car engines whir in traffic jams, their exhaust pipes huffing and puffing. Soon, [...]

James Olley

 

 

 

 

I have always had an interest surrounding social interaction and architectural space, though throughout the past few years I have been articulating the compositional elements within my work and highlighting the dynamism of spaces in my work through exposing my process. I explore a variation of paint application, expressive mark making, bright under-painting and optical [...]

Guido Mocafico

 

 

I do not deny that I fear snakes. I am not ophidiophobic, but my heart has thus far raced each time I encountered one. Why do we fear snakes so? Yes, some are venomous, but is it really the venom that instills fear? As terrifying as they may be, they are stunning works of nature. [...]

Agan Harahap

 

The essence of a rational morality is a ruthless dedication to reality and to the factual requirements of man’s life on earth. Man’s life requires the achievement of values: he must build his houses, grow his food, develop the medicines that cure the diseases which afflict him, and discover the principles in logic, philosophy, [...]

Will Cotton

 

 

 

It is a vice. I do love sugar. But I used to have other vices too. I think the other vices have just fallen by the wayside, and sugar has stepped up a little bit to take their place. But that’s not actually why I got into it. In the beginning, I was looking at [...]

Fausta Facciponte

 

 

My sister was given a doll once not dissimilar from these ones. She was terrified of her. I always liked to lay the doll down and then set her upright again, just watching her close and open her eyes. She had overtly large green eyes and long luscious lashes that would flutter with every [...]