4Me4You Features – ‘the future is now’ . ABOUT ME 4Me4You Features – ‘the future is now’ . MY PROCESS We discovered @fash_future pictures on INSTAGRAM and invited fash_future to feature within this month’s edition. This Fashion AI designer is ..creating a better future with fashion..with the use of AI to create that which does not exist.. ARTIST: @fash_future Instagram
4me4you features “Using the body as a symbol “. ABOUT ME 4me4you features figurative sculptor Craig Robertson. Synopsis: His work is an attempt to communicate something that is primal to the human condition. By combining the figurative with the abstract, his work seeks to convey a sense of disconnection between the individual human being and our accepted notions of the
4Me4You Features – ‘DREAM STATE’ . ABOUT ME 4me4you visits Stolen Space Gallery which featured – ‘DREAM STATE’ ARTISTS: Agnieszka Nienartowicz, Amandine Urruty, Camilla D’ Errico, Dorielle Caimi, Eloise Dörr, Florence Blanchard, Fragile, Hera, Isabella K Cancino, Jessica Brilli, Kathy Ager, Mando Marie, Meryl Donoghue, Miss Van, Mina Hamada, Sandra Chevrier, Sofia Enriquez, Swoon, Sylvia Ji, and Yumi Yamazaki. ‘Dream
4Me4You Features – – ‘ADDICTED TO LOVE’ . ABOUT ME 4me4you visits Quantus Gallery which featured the artist – Sara Pope – ‘ADDICTED TO LOVE’. MY PROCESS Contemporary artist Sara Pope is best known for her bold, seductive paintings of voluptuous lips. Taking inspiration from a successful career in the fashion industry as a shoe designer for brands such as
4Me4You Features – ‘Big City’. ABOUT ME 4me4you visits JD Malat Gallery which featured the artist – Yann Leto – ‘Big City’. MY PROCESS ‘Big City’ life with its conventional enigmatic ambience inspired by Leto’s fascination with the visual vocabulary of the early 1900s. Exploring the ubiquitous characteristics of the 20th century such as jazz, alcohol, prostitution and lust, Leto
4Me4You Features – – “optical portrait”. ABOUT ME 4me4you visits Chilli Arts Project which featured the artist – Tope Fatunmbi – “optical portrait”. MY PROCESS Tope Fatunmbi’s optical portrait paintings of the hairstyles of Yoruba (South Nigerian) women look to empower and embolden those who are in many ways the pillars of Yoruban society. Luscious, flowing patterns suggest a freedom