Battle For The Sun

 A fascinating film by KT Auleta for Starworks Artists, featuring the scarlet red make up from the F/W 2011-12 of Viktor&Rolf, for AnOther mag, shot at the backstage of the show.


Battle for the Sun from Starworks Artists on Vimeo.

Nobuyoshi Araki

 Nobuyoshi Araki is considered as one of Japan's most influential and important artists and photographers. His picture themes mostly involve nude girls under a pornographic view with bondage as a basic characteristic, flowers and beautiful japanese scenery. He has published more than 350 books and his work has been featured in numerous museum collections including the Tate and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Singer Bjork is a huge fan of Araki, who shot her amazing Telegram remix album cover and inner sleeve pages.

Las Vegas Neon Museum

 This is perhaps, the world's most glamorous graveyard. The Las Vegas Neon Museum hosts some of the most extravagant decayed neon signs of the Sin City. This beautiful outdoor gallery has been saving signs since 1996, with the famous Aladdin lamp among them. An outstanding location with a mission in preserving the Las Vegas design history.

Little Prince

 A square fashion film by Jose Morraja for Neo2 Magazine April issue, inspired by the famous story of Antoine de Saint - Exupery.


"LITTLE PRINCE" from José Morraja on Vimeo.

Colorless Murder

 

Artist and accessories designer Aoi Kotsuhiroi is moving ahead with the second chapter of her Exotic Regrets collection.

 The new mini collections with the beautiful names of Colorless Murder and Silent Wolf consist of a seductive pair of feet objects made of urushi lacquered horns, cherry tree wood and leather and one bag made of urushi lacquered buffalo leather, cow leather and horse hair.

For more info about Aoi Kotsuhiroi you can visit her beautiful website here

Alchemist

 An extraordinary fashion film featuring the new accessories collection of designer Lyall Hakaraia, titled "Alchemist" a water performance.

Enjoy:


'Alchemist' - Water performance from vogue fabrics on Vimeo.

Sofia Ajram

 Sofia Ajram is an Ontario-based photographer with a really good taste in taking the most sensual, seductive, ethereal and cosmic-themed pictures. She started her carreer as a concert photographer, she has a degree in Graphic Design and her work is mostly inspired by the Occult and Magic Arts.

 

 For more exciting pictures by Sofia Ajram, you can visit her online portfolio here

The Birth

 A beautiful video with the most surrealistic concept by Shootmefashion.net, a fashion-project team from Turkey.


The Birth from shootmefashion.net on Vimeo.

Nicolas Provost

 Nicolas Provost is a visual artist and director from Belgium. His unique style and haunting films that balance between grotesque and fiction have drawn the global attention and have been awarded, exhibited and broadcast worldwide on visual art platforms and film festivals. Below you can have a look at a small sample of his work.

Enjoy:

Vaudou

 An amazing exhibition titled Vaudou is currently running at Le Fondation Cartier in Paris, displaying beautiful wooden Voodoo dolls from Africa.

 The exhibition will last by the 25th of September.

Lipstique

 An older, but still so fresh music video by DJ Silencefiction, called Lipstique. Part drag queen make up tutorial and part drag performance, i'm sure it's going to be a great inspiration for all creative friends out there.

 Enjoy:


Lipstique (featuring Fauxnique) from Kia Simon on Vimeo.

Double District by Saburo Teshigawara

I had the chance to attend a great performance of Saburo Teshigawara a few days ago in Athens and it's still haunting my mind. Below you can have a look at his amazing stereoscopic 3d video with Rihoko Sato.

Red/cyan anaglyphic glasses required!

Enjoy:

Stereoscopic 3D scanline visualisation from UNSW iCinema Centre on Vimeo.

Synchrodogs

Tania Shcheglova and Roman Noven are a cool photographic duo from Ukraine under the unusual name Synchrodogs. They usually use inexpensive cameras for their shots, with an unexpectedly great result.

Their images are an interesting blend of chic nudity with a bit of creepiness (my favourite combination), with amazing, experimental styling combinations and in really unusual locations.

I personally think that these two guys will soon be fatured in high fashion magazines.

Do you want to see more exciting work from Synchrodogs? Go now to their picture - heavy site and enjoy some pure art!