He’s a big fish in one of the biggest ponds of style, art and taste in the world and he’s been one of Paris’ best-kept secrets, until now of course! How Jean-Bastien Lagrange has remained quite so under the radar is a mystery in this age of media exposure but on interviewing this talented interior … Continue Reading
There is a playfulness in the products of STUDIOLAV that sits easily somewhere between pencils with the ironic message ‘Design Is Dead’ arranged in almost an echo of a scene from Ken Russell’s The Devils to bone china plates entitled ‘Diet’ sporting only bones on the plate! The products seem familiar in shape but are … Continue Reading
The halting fascination one might have for an unfamiliar sound as one attempts to place it in a category when it’s new, unique and of its own genre. That’s what it’s like when this rarity of a composer fills the space between one’s ears. It’s not pop, it’s not classical and yet both parts are … Continue Reading
Treading the fine line between acting and direction is Francois as he discusses his most recent play and his childhood decisions which have led him to his present situation. It may come as a surprise to imagine the play write of ‘The Day Sara Blau Died’ to have spent any time in the military police, … Continue Reading
Santa Fe based artist, Alexandra Eldridge, and London based curator and artist (and HUSK contributor) Predrag Pajdic joined forces to create a series of beautiful plates celebrating life. We spoke to them about life, death and their upcoming exhibition in Bangkok. So, how did the plates end up in your hands? AE: The plates were … Continue Reading
Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. [William Shakespeare] After turning himself from an overweight man by following a rigorous exercise programme and a change in diet into an avatar of pleasure and sensuality in adult films and modeling, Jeremy Bilding offers an intimate portrait of his past life, a snapshot of the present, … Continue Reading
What do you get if you mix a superstitious Greek with a passion for fashion and love of photography? Errikos Andreou is the answer. In a time where one is so used to hearing horror stories of working with models to get the finest shots, Errikos brings to his work, a sense of inner and … Continue Reading
You might expect that someone who is able to compose and style such deep and dark shots as does Manuel Estevez to have a somewhat edgy and minimalist personality but no, he explodes into the interview with the energy of naughty puppy, happy to see you and eager to play! Never short of an opinion … Continue Reading
Whilst photography as an art form has taken the viewer far from Muybridge, it is rare that an entire story is encapsulated in one image. Mostly, the audience is offered a snapshot, hints and clues in a single moment in time. Cédric Roulliat has changed the rules. His artwork brings with it a dazzling depth … Continue Reading
Born of a seafaring captain with wild tales to tell, emerging from a home of art, books and love, Marco Brollo is a gentle man, romantic in vision and humourous in delivery. His work stands like himself, unusually without ego and steeped in an animistic imagination. He is master of magical beasts appearing for example … Continue Reading
