It’s that time of the year where it gets dark and the lights shine bright. Our lights are our artists and hopefully they’ll leave an unmatched mark in our readers minds. Maybe we have taken lights for granted as we all have our own screens that light us when we are bored, keep us awake, help us connect but also ruin us. On this occasion on the screen you are reading just as you’ve read before, we want to make a promise that we will shine light on our artists and their work one day in galleries near you. Because no matter how much artwork you can see on your screen there is nothing like being struck by the real encounter with art. We hope you stay tuned so as not to miss it when it happens.
Thank you as always and Enjoy.
Maia, Jam, Venky, Boris
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Artists in this issue

Steven Sills

June

Dainel Romano

Ban Rak Sun

Christian

Peppermint Shark

venky

Andi

Marc Kuegle

Chartlajam

Boris
Light experimentation on my photos
Long Walk Home
Twinkle Stars
Long Weekend II
Acrylic on Canvas[ 85 x 85 w/frame]
LIGHT is very important for me. Daylight, I mean Possibly sunlight. I feel immediately energized and enthusiastic when I am outside, when I can see the sky and catch a glimpse of the sun. This is reflected in most of my paintings. Like in this last one, a relaxing moment at the pool. Obviously with some rays of LIGHT shining through the trees, creating luminosity and blazing reflections on the clear water.
Breaking out of Inside
30 minute Digital [Autodesk Sketchbook]
Last few months have been quite difficult with me being very uncreative and unhealthy;
both physically and mentally. Working on an artwork after many months of staring at empty canvas and digital screens. Here is a Bo Burnham inspired sketch just to make myself draw something, something! I am starting to walk towards the light.
‘Guardian of Light’
In lieu of Lightning
The light show
Photo taken with Canon 60D
There was nothing more enjoyable for me as an expat volunteer than beauty of massive scenery in Bhutan. I loved in the south and it was foggy( You can only see fog everywhere) during the rainy season. The only time that we can expect the clear sky was around 4PM so I stood by my Canon 60D camera to make sure I can catch all the movements before it gets dark.Please enjoy the mood of my best friend here, his name is “split mountain”
Light from Death Note
Photo taken with Canon 60D
There was nothing more enjoyable for me as an expat volunteer than beauty of massive scenery in Bhutan. I loved in the south and it was foggy( You can only see fog everywhere) during the rainy season. The only time that we can expect the clear sky was around 4PM so I stood by my Canon 60D camera to make sure I can catch all the movements before it gets dark.Please enjoy the mood of my best friend here, his name is “split mountain”
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