"Keeping up with the safety measurements was very important to me, which is why the story is shot from an intercom as well as from a distance—to showcase this reality.” Alliegro reimages the fashion shoot for this geared-up new time, and creates some stunning images in the process.
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Hannah Perry, Artist
Where do you work best?
I work best in public. In my studio when lots of assistants are in to bounce off, in a cafe on my laptop full of people chattering around me, but mainly collaborating with people. I feed off of people's energy and can't sit still for more then 2 minutes.
I am both a technological nerd, fiddling around with editing software, music, video, visual effect. But I also have a very physical analogue practice, screen printing, performance, making sculpture and building installations. I work best when I am working on both at the same time.
What is being creative to you?
It's firstly being a sponge, taking everything in then processing it instinctually, illogically, like a kind of catharsism. I am yet to meet a strong artist who is not mentally battling. Having little seeds of an idea... a perversion, and having the foresight, belief and determination to materialise it.
Alexandre Arsenault, Fashion Designer
Where do you work best?
In our studio in South London.
What is being creative to you?
Finding the best way to communicate an idea visually, and obsession.
Nikola Vasakova, Founder of Girls in Film (GiF)
Where do you work best?
Wherever is quiet and bright. I often listen to sounds of nature like howling wind, crackling fire (there's a great app for that of course). Unless I'm watching films which is a big part of my job.
What is being creative to you?
Creativity is a force that is within all of us, manifesting itself in various wonderful ways.
Sydney Lima, Writer
Where do you work best?
I come up with most of my ideas on the tube, so I guess I work best in inconvenient places.
What is being creative to you?
Reading between the lines.
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Their first collaboration rose close to $250,000 to fund the building of Skateistan’s first skateschool in Johannesburg. For this second round the duo has designed a set of 8 decks that were originally posters created in January 2017 for the Womans March, the Trump drawings are McCarthy’s witty take on America’s current political climate.
Proceeds of the new editions will fund the growth and the maintenance of the current programs for a sport and development organization in Johannesburg, South Africa. The boards are sold at $350 each and are in edition of 50. The set of eight boards are sold at $5000 each and are in editions of 50. Both the editions 'I Only Love Me'(yellow) and 'Dick head, Dick Nose, Ass Hole'(red) can not be sold individually but only in the set. The editions are only sold at every Hauser & Wirth locations worldwide and on The Skateroom online shop.
