! ft Jenny Vasquez: Prefuse 73 - Why I Love You

Prefuse 73 - One Word Extinguisher (2003)

One Word Extinguisher is an apposite title for Prefuse 73 LP. Anyone who experienced Scott Herren's debut, Vocal Studies and Uprock Narratives, will already know about his unique approach to producing hip-hop, but if not, this follow-up is an even better place to check it. On his joint, Herren excels once again at chewing up traditional beats and rhymes with his MPC and spitting them back out as quasi-cubist digital fragments, creating rapid-fire, neck-snapping snares and stuttering, karate-chop vocals. His technique makes for a highly original and slightly avant sound, though most of the genuinely breathtaking rhythm-and-verbal assaults here are tempered by a melodic fluidity that ensures cerebral stimulation as well as heavy head-nod action. Once again, Herren has straddled the worlds of glitch-beep electronica and hip-hop without missing a beat, and has ensured that he occupies a league of his own--one that has to be heard to be believed.

Rachel Whiteread - Gagosian Gallery

Rachel Whiteread - Gagosian Gallery

Looking for Mies 片段 Looking for Mies Excerpt

less is more / more is less / less is less / more is more / less than more....

《密斯．凡德羅的簡約建築》"Looking for Mies - God is in the details" (2 - 3/12/2011)

JUST BUY THE TICKET AND ASK QUESTIONS WITHOUT ANSWERS!

! God is in the details: concept by ! HiuAndAwake

SHE WANTS TO MOVE: 2012 S/S women's wear designed by hiuman

music: 

N.E.R.D. - She Wants To Move

What links the stylings  are 

emotion, seduction, design passion, craftsmanship and a subtle sense of humor.

! DESTNUEJ / Purification - Azad Nanakeli - 2011

Shown across two screens, this video installation depicts the artist, Azad Nanakeli, pouring water over himself, while the other screen reflects his actions but translates clear water into liquid colour that becomes increasingly diluted and mixed.

! NewVillager - LightHouse

Found household objects are appropriated for their color rather than their form or function and upcycled to create theatrical costumes in this music video for lighthouse by New Villager.

! Two become one: illustration by hiuman

! Art in art is art as art: illustration by hiuman

the beginning in art is not the beginning.
creation in art is not creation.
nature in art is not nature.
art in nature is not nature.
the nature of art is not nature.
art in life is not life.
life in art is not life.
the picture of art is not a picture.
a work of art is not work.
people in art are not people.
things in art are not things.
...
a collage in art is a collage.
paste in art is paste.
poetry in art is poetry.
a sign in art is a sign.
space in art is space.
time in art is not time.
the nothingness of art is not nothingness.
...
art in art is art.
the end of art is art as art.
the end of art is not the end.

! Rachel Weisz: a short film insinspired by Pina Bausch

 

http://www.anothermag.com/exclusives/rachel-weisz

Rachel Weisz

For the autumn/winter 2011 season, Rachel Weisz appears as she's never been seen before. As the cover star of AnOther Magazine Issue 21, the Oscar-winning actress appears in stills taken from a short film shot by Craig McDean with creative direction by David James and styling by Olivier Rizzo. Premiering exclusively here, the film sees Weisz on location in Red Hook, New York, her series of non-narrative micro performances,  inspired by postmodern dance legend Pina Bausch.

Known for her complex roles and chameleon talent, the actress has no less than eight major films in the pipeline. She’ll step into the shoes of real-life Nebraskan cop Kathryn Bolkovac in Whistleblower, star in Jim Sheridan’s mystery Dream House and be directed by cinematic legend Terrence Malick in his follow up to Tree of Life. Weisz's films will also open and close the 55th BFI London Film Festival next month, Fernando Meirelles’ 360 and Terence Davies’ The Deep Blue Sea respectively.

AnOther asked artist and writer Harland Miller, best known for his large-scale paintings based on Penguin paperbacks, to interview Weisz for our cover story. It’s not the first time they’ve met, as Miller recalls...

"After the Berlin wall fell I had decided to move there. Coincidentally a friend – “crazy Ella” – was driving out there from London the same weekend, and on an impulse her friend Rachel came along. I drove a black Jag at the time and Ella discreetly asked if Rachel could come with me; Ella drove a decommissioned London taxi and was embarrassed by how much it vibrated at anything over 50. It was a slow convoy, but it was, as they say, the beginning of a beautiful friendship. I recall a few coffee stops, the night ferry in between and then the morning sun flickering through the silver birch trees that Hitler had planted along the road to Berlin.

What strikes me now, looking back, is how amiable and adaptable Rachel was to the way the weekend quickly fell apart. The key for the apartment I was borrowing on Sophienstraße was not under the mat as promised. Contemplating the next move we went to a bar and got drunk – I lost my wallet and a period of not eating ensued. Low blood sugar kicked in and turned everything black. I’ve got a hazy memory of killing time in a succession of all-night bars. At some stage I seemed to come round from a trance into an empty club. On the dance floor two figures silhouetted against a strobe light were headbanging to a heavy metal track – I hunted around for Rachel to say “Let’s get out of here”, only to discover that she was one of the two dancers.

I remember coming out into daylight and going to a café for breakfast. Afterwards Rachel somehow managed to make a telephone call (not that easy in East Berlin in those days) and was suddenly having to fly back to London. After we dropped her at Tegel airport I realised she hadn’t really explained why she’d had to dash. A characteristic reticence I soon discovered, when it comes to talking about herself. I vaguely got that it was something work related – an audition, a break – and I didn’t see her again for a year. But all things considered I’m imagining it went OK."

! True love: illustration by hiuyin

! True love

Concept is come from the famous painting <The Rape>

 by a well-known Surrealist painter, Rene Magritte.

! Think outside of the box : illustration by hiuyin

!

 Think outside of the box

 illustration by hiuyin

"Open yourself up to other things that can inspire design rather than looking at design constantly.

You have to expose yourself to other worlds to keep your mind more active."

- Hussein Chalayan (1970)

! The shadow : illustration by hiuyin

Soul: 2012 s/s women's wear designed by hiuyin

When Color meet East ... When 

East meet inspiration... 

Omen: 2012 s/s women's wear designed by hiuman

inspirited by the earth power and the omen of the end of the world...

! Fashion illustration by hiuyin

! HiuAndAwake

illustration by hiuyin

New Haven Math Club - GANT Rugger Pre-fall 2011

Highlighting key items from its upcoming Pre-Fall 2011 collection (released online today and in stores next wek), GANT Rugger has just released a short film entitled “The New Haven Math Club.” Inspired by vintage-style film strip tutorials from the 1950s, the film is accompanied by an old-school voice-over giving tips on how to maintain a proper collegiate appearance. Designer Christopher Bastin explains the marketing is,  "Chockfull of eye-catching, lightweight sweaters and trim, natty suits, the line was heavily inspired by photographs of a Yale math club from the mid-'60s." Surprisingly informative, the feature gives a tutorial on how to button up your shirt, how to correctly wear your jacket lapel, and how to properly button your cuffs and collar back — all essentials for looking smart. Remember, “popped collars are not for scholars.”

Through : Textile designed by ! hiuandawake

Tie & dye effect on silk

Textile design by hiuyin

Everything going to become translucent in pure colors and bring a calm and dreamland mood. 

Rachel Whiteread, a Britain’s leading contemporary sculptors explores the subtle changing of lights with a translucent doors. In the project of Italian born photographer Massimo Gammacurta, the brands are as sweet as candy for the palate and the eye. 

! Fruit Imagination: illustration by hiuman

You are what you eat, you are what you think!

Vision Jungle: Textile designed by ! HiuAndAwake

*Tie and dye effect on metalic fabric, textile design by hiuyin

! Vision Jungle CONCEPT BY ! HiuAndAwake Inspired by the color photogram of photography taken by James Clerk Maxwell in 1861, everything is enveloped by magical light and shadow and create the science-fiction feeling.Walead Beshty's art work show us the new vision around us. It is the energy of city!

! Bill Cunningham : lovely beauty seeker

Florigraphy: Textile designed by ! HiuAndAwake

Chemical etching effect on aluminum foil laminated nylon.

Florigraphy  

CONCEPT BY ! HiuAndAwake

Carnations - Pina Bausch and Tanztheater Wuppertal take us into a poetic excursions through the florigraphy. Inner landscapes is the key of this concept. The art work of Helen Sear “Inside the view” is exploring the precise state of human feelings.Her idea is come from the surrealist painter Max Ernst (1891-1976) and bring a gorgeous,and subtle style, such as the styling of Issey Miyake  and the stage design of Carnations. For the texture should be vivid and transparent with shocking pattern or effect.

SOURCE: 1: PAINTING BY HELEN SEAR/ 2. TEXTILE DESIGN BY HIUYIN/ 3. FASHION DESIGN BY ISSEY MIYAKE/ 4. CARNATIONS BY TANZTHEATER WUPPERTAL PINA BAUSH

! Red story

! Red story

if white is heaven

black is hell,

no doubt,

red must be where people live...

Red is the color of human...

? End of the world: illustration by hiuman

? End of the world

this is time
this is life
this is where we live

⋯but what you see here
maybe nothing
maybe everything...



! Littlewhitehead: Humour ballon

littlewhitehead

Sentient Orbs, 2009, Shoes, chinos, sweater, balloons, wire, stuffing, Approx 250 x 200 x 200 cm

Hailing from Glasgow, littlewhitehead take their inspiration from the city’s working class and post-industrial culture. Their darkly humorous sculptures provocatively explore the phenomenon of violence as an increasingly normalised means to identity and community. It Happened In The Corner... is an installation of a gang of hoodies congregated in ominous thug-pack stance. In their presence, the viewer is made a complicit witness or bystander to banal terror, while the predators are similarly made victims, eerily silenced and stilled, ever relegated to the corner: ostracising and punitive, a haunting site of Blair Witch-cycle urban-legend monstrosity.

“Within our work there is a strong connection between the reality that surrounds us and some kind of escapism to a made-up world,” littlewhitehead explain. “This made-up world is the construct of a dialogue between the two of us, which infuses scenes from an encyclopaedic range of references, from video nasties, to current events, and subconscious musings. It is in that world, unlike the one we actually inhabit, where we can fulfil these sinister desires.” Sentient Orbs pictures a child rising to the ceiling, subsumed by a bouquet of balloons, transferring the delights of pleasure and kindness to suggestions of greed and malice.



! Nick Knight: Visible Emotion

The photographs i love which are from the same photographer...Nick Knight , a British fashion photographer. The dynamic and emotive style always touched me.

! Coni Dietrich: A dream of a girl

Coming from buenos aires, coni dietrich is not only a freelance photographer, but also the designer and art director. Aesthetic and romantic style are the characteristic of his photographs. The use of light and shadow create the feeling of dreamy and girlish.