“Everything is born of the need to answer the call of the subconscious.
Open a channel where can emerge, these dream images that come to my mind.
I try to illustrate a confusing message, which will take effect over time.
My work reflects a personal universe that is embraced with Dada and Surrealism kisses.
Bright colors, nature, humanity and the spark that gives life, are the protagonists of this in my work, which is constantly evolving. Always with hands full of spray paint, crop images, draw, paint, on paper, canvas or digital, trying to not have any structure or steps. Try my work is an invitation to travel without movement and feel without touching.” – Ale Sinestro
Oh, hai “that time of year again,” didn’t hear you come in – well, have a seat and make yourself comfortable. I’m not spectacular at year-end reviews… I prefer life like I prefer my albums: gapless. That said, I hat-tipped five artists, songs, and albums that made me pause and take time to jot the time and place – year included – over the last 300-someodd days; and five creations that embodied and encapsulated sonic aesthetic for 2011. To the five I take, to have and to hold; forever like a TrapperKeeper, Pop safe in the fold. #enjoi
Hell hath no fury like an indie pop princess scorn. Ze!, you may remember her from Noise Porn, has a bone to pick with her ‘X Lover’, and things aren’t looking up for him. Poor guy. And simply for the Twitter generation in you, watch Ze!’s ‘X Lover’ different ways.
Atlanta based collage artist John Morse sent us this awesome video of his latest installation "Here It Comes, There It Goes," at a law firm in the warehouse district near downtown Los Angeles.
Read MoreMathias Bergh, the Swedish model known for catwalk shows, editorials and campaigns for labels like Gucci experiments with video essay and stars in this short film entitled "Voyeur."
Read MoreArtist Mike Stilkey has been busy creating book installations for his current solo show, Reminiscent at Hurley’s new )( Space Gallery in Costa Mesa, Ca. If you've ever wonder how he creates these works watch this.
Read MoreBy now you've heard the Internet talk about Lady Gaga's nearly completed new album. Well here's a taste of the new material from her follow up to Fame Monster. Watch the video of the new song now.
Read MoreFor her second Island Def Jam album, the aptly named Joy, 24-year-old singer Felicia “Fefe” Dobson is finally embracing her roots, with a no-holds-barred collection of full-throttle rock & roll.
Read MoreCheck out this pretty cool timelapse video of Jeff Soto, the piece is called “The Sun Rises Again.” Read More
Corinne Stevie put me up on Rob Roy. Check out this video for his song “Fur In My Cap.” There is an interesting use of photography that is undeniably creative.
