Culture and identity art

Winner at Waes Diversity Competition

"What's in your head?"

From his Brighton-based studio on the seafront, Mark Powell (previously) pieces together crinkled book pages and postcards laden with travel dispatches. The vintage collages serve as backdrops for the artist’s oversized portraits of older folks, whose pensive stares and deep wrinkles are rendered gently in ballpoint pen. Often magnified, the subjects complement the weathered, ephemeral surfaces that span multiple feet. “I’m currently working on a series of larger works because they have much…

When the children are gone will I be something flimsier, something less than I was before? By Lauren Apfel

A homage to Frida Kahlo, reimagined through the lens of steampunk surrealism. This series explores the intersection of human emotion and mechanical precision, reflecting on the timeless influence of Kahlo's art while infusing it with a futuristic twist. Through a blend of geometric deconstruction and rich symbolism, this series of art celebrates the enduring legacy of an iconic artist, juxtaposing her raw humanity with the cold, intricate beauty of machinery. The art style blends steampunk…

Our Philippine culture concept creates a new array of colors, patterns, and stories that depict our embrace of Filipino culture, patterns, foods, and history. This narrative enhances our sense of nationalism, arts, and colors, thereby making Novartis Philippines meeting rooms more meaningful. We would like to express our gratitude to Novartis Makati for allowing us to create this wonderful art. We extend our thanks to Archt. Jestyn Amuan of BHA Inc. for trusting us with this project. Addi...

Lost identity