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Edition #9 – The Great Outdoors
#9: The Great Outdoors – investigating the creative relationship between humans and their environments and celebrating the well of inspiration and potential presented to us by The Great Outdoors.
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Linda Sgoluppi – The Call of Nature
#9: The Great Outdoors – investigating the creative relationship between humans and their environments and celebrating the well of inspiration and potential presented to us by The Great Outdoors.
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Mathilda Oosthuizen – The Bones of the Matter
#9: The Great Outdoors – investigating the creative relationship between humans and their environments and celebrating the well of inspiration and potential presented to us by The Great Outdoors.
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Luis Elvira – Nature, Mapped
I am a Spanish poet and painter born in Madrid, I have lived in London since 2008. I am currently writing poetry both in English and Spanish. I am also the poetry coordinator for Ventana Latina; a cultural magazine made by Latin Americans and Spanish living in the UK.
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Ponor – Janczak – There Is No More There Anymore
Shortly before we decided to work together we’d had many conversations about the art and the improvised music process – we realised that there were huge similarities (to us), in these ways of working, it was glaringly obvious really, and this is what motivated us to begin this collaboration.
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Wenkai Mao – Night Vision
My name is Wenkai Mao and am an illustrator based in Brooklyn. I have always had a great passion for exploring outdoors and representing nature in the form of visual art.
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Richard Ansett – Lynching in America
I am travelling through the southern states of the United States; Alabama, Georgia and Kentucky, I think there is another state but it all looks the same. There is a drunk journalist on the back seat of my Hertz Honda Subaru.
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Jessica Vorheis – Behold
All my pieces are full of nature! Nature is a breathing and living thing, there is something spiritual about nature, either outrightly or just symbolically. And that is why I use it so much in my work, other than for the fact that it is timelessly beautiful.
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Ryan Donovan – Looking up AND Around
I am a 21-year old, emerging artist out of the DC area and I have been making art professionally for one year. I started creating about a year and a half ago, and since I discovered art as a way to communicate, I have not stopped working to find out how to best portray my message.
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Petra Lee – Trace of Place
In my life, I have found that nature always finds a way to surprise me. As someone who has travelled a lot, I am not unfamiliar with all kinds of different natural landscapes.
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Georgina Alice – Photosynthesis
My name is Georgina Alice I am an interdisciplinary portrait artist who works with mediums such as film, photography, acrylic paint, charcoal, oil paint, and performance art.
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Dominick Lebo – Mount Ausengate
I was called to visit Peru about four years ago and have made numerous trips back and forth, each time gaining new perspectives on this incredibly diverse and rich country.
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Anastasiya Fursova – Moments in nature
Every day I enjoy venturing outdoors. A part of my day that I put aside to escape the all the screens tie ourselves too.
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Steve Wheeler – Hold On To The Horizon
As the title of the piece suggests, hold on to the horizon, is an aspiration. Take a single hair from your head and try to align it with the horizon;
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Matt Witt – The Great Outdoors
This edition investigates what happens when we develop a more outward orientation, become more explorative and sociable. What magic occurs when we dedicate ourselves to nature? What happens when we push ourselves to expand and start to overcome our own nature?
