Al Anatsui was born in Ghana at 1944 , and works as art teacher at Nigeria University since 70’s. This pieces selection belongs an exhibition called Gravity and Grace, in wich the artist converts found materials into a new type of media between sculpture and painting; combining traditions from his birth country, Ghana, and his… Continue reading →

Like most cultures, Japanese funerals are somber affairs. After the terrifying natural incidents of 2011, the funeral home Nishinihon Tenrei approached to the I&S BBDO ad agency, to create an ad to buck the trend of muted colors prevalent in the mortuary industry. I&S BBDO responded with this unprecedented figure of a skeleton made with… Continue reading →

Bernard Pras was born in 1952 in France. After 20 years working as a painter, Pras starts using this form of expression, using photography as a tool to capture his installations. The french artist recreates portraits of icons using found objects, arranged in a specific form. Chapeau!

The film is set in post-nuclear Tokyo in a dimension not so distant from ours. Young salary-man’s morning commute takes a surreal turn. Written & Directed by: Yukihiro Shoda Cinematographer: Ryouken Okamura