Art & Seoul Mag.

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ART & SEOUL examines the current climate of art & alternative culture in Seoul. We aim to reflect the diverse society of young artists and thinkers in this city in order to build a bridge of mutual understanding between Seoul and the rest of the world. The magazine includes photos, interviews, illustrations, and essays that lend artistic insight to the Korean experience. Our contributors are the latest artists, musicians, and designers that make Seoul the world design destination that it is today.

Earth Quartery Magazine. By Vincent Pacheco. Seattle.

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Kinfolk Magazine's Online Journal.

"Kinfolk is a growing community of artists with a shared interest in small gatherings. We recognize that there is something about a table shared by friends, not just a wedding or once-a-year holiday extravaganza, that anchors our relationships and energizes us. We have come together to create Kinfolk as our collaborative way of advocating the natural approach to entertaining that we love. Every element of Kinfolk – the features, photography, and general aesthetics – are consistent with the way we feel entertaining should be: simple, uncomplicated, and less contrived. Kinfolk is the marriage of our appreciation for art and design and our love for spending time with family and friends." - Kinfolk Manifesto
Kinfolk's online journal is as rad as their mag... I'm constantly inspired by their content + visuals... they post both photo and video features which capture beautiful moments of appreciation for the little things in life.

Vogue UK. Cover June 2011.

Model Raquel Zimmermann + photographer Josh Olin + stylist Kate Phelan = Fierceness.

Inge Jacobsen embroidery. London.

Hand Stitched.




Sewing Porn.

"I’m particularly interested in exploring the different contexts in which photography can be used (...) With the over saturation of images, my practice seeks to intervene in this overwhelming consumption from the mass produced and alter it to create something unique. By using intricate and, at times, painstaking technique such as embroidery, I am disrupting the easy consumption of these images (...) Another theme and concept I’m exploring in my work is the ‘objectness’ of a photograph. By bringing the surface of the image to the attention of the viewer I want them to acknowledge the pieces as objects rather than just images. It seems appropriate to do so using fashion magazines as women are often objectified within them. I believe the same is also true of porn, and I try to explore this using sewing and embroidery which is largely seen as a feminine craft. The work has political connotations whilst allowing the viewer to decide whether the work is a critique of the fashion or porn or something more celebratory. I would also hope that the viewer might see an element of humour in the work."
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