Art and Artistic Culture
Kyle Berger was inspired by the unique urban sprawl of his hometown, and describes its surroundings as “a relic of late-era suburbs, with endless newly developed communities surrounded by big stores, fast food restaurants and an ambiguous sense of self. same".
With an eye for the unusual, Jakub Jakobiszyn uses the camera to immortalize scenes he describes as “aesthetically unique”, paying particular attention to composition and color.
(…) But I still enjoy the celebration, the liturgy. When we formed Powerwolf we discovered that, in a morbid way, we were all fascinated by the look. The cathedrals, the liturgy, all those things – so we started to integrate it all because it felt natural.”
Hotel California, the album, took the Eagles beyond “success to a scary level” and caused them to burn out completely. By the time of their last 70's album, The Long Run, they felt trapped in a celebrity hell,
Attracted by bold, bold colors and strong afternoon sunlight, Kyle Jeffers transcends the banality of everyday life and ordinary objects with his attractive and humorous photographs.
In his latest sculpture/installation entitled Future Returns, the artist uses his “brand image”, cut plasma, to record a considerable volume of foliage emerging from the steel shell of a recovered tanker truck.
Enzo Certa's Painting-Event does not allow itself to be involved in monotony. Always in close complicity with color-energy, each composition seems to celebrate an episode that is both striking and nebulous: an enthronement, a victory, a putsch, a revelation…
