Doze Green. Fenomenal story teller.

Doze Green will grab your attention.

You already know, i love story tellers. People in focus. Situations, symbols, feelings and emotions. 

Doze Green is taking you into such journey. Original graphic design rooted in graffiti street art, you can imagine most of them as huge murals or a small framed pictures.

In each new seria Doze takes completely new approach, while you can easy recognize his hand. What makes the artist recognized easy.

Love colors,structures, lines, that are sometimes like a labyrinth to take you to hidden jewels. hidden themes. Join me in this journey!

Doze Green was born in New York.







  

  



 

  


  

www.dozegreen.com

Juliusz Lewandowski. Raw, erotic, realistic, charming.

Juliusz Lewandowski vel Martwy (dead) did not graduated any art school.  Self-tought artist with amazing observing skills to transfer them into the picture.

Be it a genre scenes or erotic, you may feel these are raw and primitive, but you will see the expression and emotions in each of the painting. Lots of different influencers as he studied carefully all masters.

Martwy describes, he did not find the way how he would like to paint. And he hopes not to find out. An interesting artist message!
I am absolutely in love with his works. I hope you do as well. Worth watching Juliusz Martwy !

Juliusz is a Polish artist, working and living in Warsaw.
Exhibiting in several galleries in Poland and UK, most of his pieces are in the private collections already. 





   





  

   


   

   

   

   

   



  
http://juliuszlewandowski.deviantart.com/

Ceramic secrets.V&A and Michelle Erickson.

Amazing techniques . Michelle Erickson is showing all the way to discover how product was made.









http://michelleericksonceramics.blogspot.com/

Maria Volokhova. Stimulating dialogue.

Maria Volokhova, invites us to her next exciting seria of porcelain works. It is exciting to follow her ideas on the border of art and design. 

I am giving full original Maria' explanation of the project as, when you read the story, you understand the designer statement, while you are then inspired for your inner dialogue and and answering your own questions.

The dialogue between objects and viewer is essential of her work.

 

"In this project, Sus, pig (in Latin) and Bonus, extra (but also good, honest, and useful) combine in a series of controversial objects: pigs may be both symbols of luck (‘Schwein gehabt’) but they also denote unsavoury behaviour.

The pig’s head as a teapot/tea set, but also as a light plays on this dichotomy: while lighting and tea drinking are everyday activities, the pig’s head is a ‘bonus’ or luxury object.

First time I came across this image of the pig’s head while travelling in the Ukranian countryside several years ago. It was lying next to a cut of salo, white bacon, a Ukranian delicacy. The image resurfaced in subsequent trips and I decided to portray it in porcelain.

After purchasing a pig’s head in Germany, I was struck by how different it appeared relative to the Ukranian variants. Later I discovered that the living conditions and the average lives of the pigs varied between countries: the Ukranian pigs lived longer and thus the heads she saw exhibited more traces of life than the German pigs.

Sus bonus, like pig’s heads, and like bacon, expresses the idea of a saturated but growing art and design market driven perhaps more by wants than by needs. On the one hand, we continue to buy thus generating and facilitating creativity. On the other hand, objects and forms grow stale and are put out to pasture until they too are but cuts and waste to be bought in a market.

Special thanks for support by Modus Design Studio"

Maria Volokhova, graduated several art schools in Germany, USA, Italy and Japan, exhibiting around the world, from Japan and Korea to Poland, Italy, Germany and UK . Living and working in Berlin, Germany.

Look for more exciting deisgns and stories below: www.volokhova.com