Journal

Universal Everything has created a series of VR videos exploring new forms of audiovisual synaesthetic experience. Culminating in six 360 degree films posing the question “how does it feel to step Inside the Sound?” the London based studio has designed six alternative environments to get lost in, both visually and sonically.

Six N. Five have been turning heads through their forward-thinking 3D work and aesthetic. Like a René Magritte painting, their work speaks to you. Director Ezequiel Pini talks us through the rise of the design studio, plus showcases their new furniture collection concept.

Berlin-based photographer Helin Bereket has traveled to Oman, Namibia, Lebanon, and Nevada in search of something bold and different to document. Looking beyond the grey concrete of the German capital is inspiring her travels in search of architectural uniqueness.

When Matt Gondek first picked up a paintbrush he got inspired by a big stack of Mickey Mouse sketches he had begun for a freelance project. In one sketch Mickey’s head was exploding.  When he finished his first painting, he began another, and then another. At that moment he had developed his signature style of painting, and a few years later is still creating the deconstructed cartoon characters and fractured pop icons of our childhood. Read more about Matts endeavors here.

Like "stills from movies that were never made," is how Christopher Soukup sums up his photography. While San Francisco sleeps and Pacific Ocean fog rolls into the Bay Area, Christopher is transforming the still and eerie streets into cinematic masterpieces. 

Before instant messaging, showing off well-laid dinners, and listening to every genre under the sun in one day existed a pre-internet age with nostalgic devices. But have we become too dependent on them? Creative Thomas Ollivier explores this idea through his Re:Birth series.