Conjured by patisserie master Jordan Khan and multimedia artists Natasha Subramaniam and Alisa Lapidus, this stop- motion video exemplifies gastronomy at its most molecular. Looking like one of those miniature real estate models, this one however blooms and flourishes with an almost scientific resplendence. Khan adds that “The curl of the croissant reminded me of […]

An arresting, almost-palpable projection of a man’s motion forward, this work can almost be a representation of our evolutionary attempts. Tension-filled and gripping, we sense a certain romanticism and immersive quality that comes rarer with digital art. Genius!

A rhapsody of sport, dance, fashion and theatrics, this immaculately choreographed effort by Matthew Donaldson leaves us feeling little breathless. A showcase of form, flair, prowess and pure finesse, we can’t quite decide if we are more attracted to the sport or the clothes- not that it really matters anyway. Fashion and athleticism have always […]

Moving the Chinese music scene with their cryptic, subversive brand of punk rock, P.K.14 rocks the whole old school regimental theatrics in this video inspired by early 20th century silent films. Erratic, honest and wrenching in his delivery, we can’t help but feel pleasantly aroused by this offering. The Beijing underground very much alive!

Sultry, hypnotic, haunting and textured, this aural and visual treat sure leaves us spellbound. Darker times are good times. A trailer of their upcoming album, Mirror Mirror- to be released on 13th June, this video of their lead track is directed by Blair Young.

    From iron-laden waterfalls which rust upon coming into contact with air, to a bubblegum pink lake in Western Australia which obtains its coloration from a dye produced by two microorganisms, to Yellowstone National Park’s Geyer Basin with its psychedelic hydrothermal springs, nature bestows upon us all that is weird and wonderful. With mother […]