Another thing we see — Nº7

Christopher Martin is a Belfast-based photographer with an exquisite eye for detail, finding beauty in some of the most ordinary scenes. Next to working in fashion- and potrait-photography, he’s been producing several autonomous series of which ‘Undercover Japan’ is his latest. 

This is so crazy cool! Filled with helium, it can stay airborne for more than two weeks unmanned and up to five days if manned. I want this.

As shared on Designboom.

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We explore the Margate-based, seaweed-focused brand which has taken up residency at London’s Hostem to bring the seaside to the city — As shared on Another Mag.

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Another super inspirational Done to Death Projects publication by cultural tastemaker Chris Black, who for the first time collaborated with none less than the very talented Eric Chakeen. After assisting the three legendary New York photographers Terry Richardson, Dan Martensen and Ryan McGinley, Eric Chakeen was ready to produce his own work, which he has been doing in the last decade with great vigour — working on a long list of commissions with big names in fashion and pop culture, but also creating free projects of which the new publication is an excellent example. For the series named ‘And Away They Go’, Chakeen roamed around the racetrack of his hometown in the suburbs of San Diego; Del Mar. It resulted in a beautiful collection of striking photographs, documenting a subtly disquieting space, with everyone in this world apparently lost in a paradise of nostalgia.

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Some inspiring, disturbing and fantastic views on the future.

One of those fascinating ideas that we can multiply on basically ever problem we have. Brake it up in smaller parts until you have the core, and then build it up again.

“It’s what good old-fashioned AI tried to do and still trying to do.” — Daniel C. Dennett as shared by noosphe.re

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Highlighting an invisible conversation between hip hop and art before the 16th century. by NY Creative Director Cecilia Azcarate. (Thanks for sharing Thomas)

Also, check here own website with some lovely work.

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The exhibition of ’50 Masks Made in America’ by Belgian artist Christophe Coppens at the ever-inspirational Please Do Not Enter ended a little under two months ago, but we can’t but still share one of the most impressive projects we have encountered this year, despite failing to do so at the time of the two month stretch when they were actually on display in Los Angeles. 

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The beautiful work of South Korean illustrator Jee-ook Choi featured on Its Nice That. Go check it!

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As in the most NSFW, soul-sucking, eyeball-scratching, nasty, perverted films of the last ten years — as shared by Dazed.

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Elegant Creativity in the field of communication, retail and art

Notes on the beauty of cultures