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Life today is clouded with digital disruption and stress which is making it harder for us to think
critically, solve problems and adapt to change. Our spaces can make a difference. We have the power
to create wellbeing through art and design.
As human beings, we are part of nature, our bodies are hardwired to respond to our natural
environment. We can reset the nervous system by curating with the textures, forms, patterns, shapes
and colors that we find in nature to blur the connection between nature and our interiors spaces.
Jesse Woolston is a media artist, classically trained composer, and sound designer who works to fuse technology with creativity. Woolston creates these audiovisual pieces with AI, computation, environmental design, and music composition to challenge our interpretation of nature and history.
Do we interpret our world through a myopic lens of fixed memory, or are we willing to unlock the doors of perception and consider a place with an open mind, as if experiencing it for the first time? Jesse Woolston meditates on the interconnectivity between the natural world and the tonalities inherent in colors recognized on the visible light spectrum. By designing a meticulous soundtrack that combines classical string orchestration with electronic sequences, the artist asks us to consider our interpretation of places through an entirely new sensory experience.
Ben Heim is an Australian audiovisual artist and composer currently based in New York City. His work spans contemporary classical music, film scoring, video art, crypto art + NFTs, live immersive experiences, audiovisual installations + performances, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality. Heim’s visual works have been featured in galleries and public spaces across the world including at OXO Tower Wharf Gallery (London), Times Square, IRCAM’s 2017 Vertigo Conference (Paris), Olsen Gruin Gallery (NYC), Lightbox (NYC), 393 (NYC), Camp David (NYC), Galleri Image (Denmark), and HARPA Concert Hall (Reykjavik). His audiovisual and performance works have been a part of many festivals including Splice Festival (UK), Tallinn Music Week (Estonia), Vivid Sydney (Australia), Digital Art Month (NYC), Creative Code Festival (NYC), and the Reykjavik Winter Lights Festival (Iceland).
A specialist in intimate connections between visuals and music, Ben has collaborated with many musical artists to create synesthetic audiovisual experiences, collaborators include London Contemporary Orchestra, Tale of Us, James Francies and visionary Berlin techno label Afterlife. Heim is also known for his artistic work with emerging technologies, from sonifying an artist drawing in real time using convolutional neural networks, collaborating with the Architectural Association (UK) to explore the relationship between sound and architecture in virtual reality, and visualizing live performances by London Contemporary Orchestra at the Barbican in real time using artificial intelligence.
REO is a visual artist, music producer, and futurist whose work facilitates a conversation around the way the world views digital art as a whole. His perspectives in art, design, fashion, music, and technology overlap when it comes to his approach.
REO also experiences synesthesia; a rare ability that allows him to see color when he hears music. This gives him the capability to create art that shows what a song looks like. He has created graphic designs, animations, videos and projections for a wide range of brands and artists including Dior, Adidas, Nike, Kanye, Beyoncé, Jay Z, and Veuve Clicquot, elevating their overall presence and making their vision apparent in his work. He has also made a name for himself in the music industry, producing for acts such as Beyoncé, Lil Wayne, Bruno Mars and Chris Brown Do we interpret our world through a myopic lens of fixed memory, or are we willing to unlock the doors of perception and consider a place with an open mind, as if experiencing it for the first time? Jesse Woolston meditates on the interconnectivity between the natural world and the tonalities inherent in colors recognized on the visible light spectrum. By designing a meticulous soundtrack that combines classical string orchestration with electronic sequences, the artist asks us to consider our interpretation of places through an entirely new sensory experience.
Matea Friend is a new media artist working in Los Angeles, California. They are interested in how technology allows us to perceive the limitations of our knowledge, while simultaneously expanding our understanding. Through layered conceptual installations, their work distorts the perception of reality and challenges traditional notions of gender, identity, and the environment. Friend is interested in experiential design and creating intangible worlds through light, sound, and ephemeral materiality.
Friend received a BFA from the Design Media Arts program at the University of California Los Angeles and has exhibited their work throughout Los Angeles, California at The New Wright Gallery, Telluric Vibrations as part of Ars Electronica 2020, The UCLA Broad Art Center, Art | Sci Center Gallery and Pop-up at 424 Fairfax.
Petecia Le Fawnhawk is a modern surrealist whose work depicts monuments against minimal and ethereal desert landscapes. Petecia is based in Los Angeles but she spends a lot of time traveling from one desert to the next across California and the Southwest. The desert is her greatest inspiration. She often places herself in her work wearing monotoned attire standing next to monuments that appear immensely large in comparison to her own stature. The monuments are made of distinct geometric shapes to seek truth in form. In doing so, she aligns herself with nature to visually depict her own journey as she explores herself and the world.
Petecia practices with photo collage, video, sculpture, and land art. As an artist whose work extends across media forms it surprises many to learn that she is self-taught. As she strips her work of man made constructs she creates a transcendental realm that reflects the inner workings of her soul.
Anthony Samaniego is an American visual artist born and raised in Los Angeles, California. After graduating from Cal State University of Northrise in 2006 with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Economics, he worked in the entertainment industry as a sales analyst for Warner Brothers.
Always in search of a challenge, Anthony started shooting video. His technique in looping subtle movement in what otherwise looks like a photograph solidified his standing as a pioneer of cinemagraphs that utilize the .GIF file format. A variety of brands such as TRESemme, Gap, and Veuve Clicquoet hired him as a cinemagraph artist to capture their products in his unique style. In addition, shooting events such as the Oscars, New York Fashion Week, and Coachelle also enabled him to work well under pressure and garner an understanding of social media marketing and advertising.
While cinemagraphs have been Anthony's forte as a professional artist his recent endeavors have led him to learn 3D animation. With hard work and determination he learned how to encompass abstract and conceptual computer graphics into his cinematic video and photo work; this producing and developing an exclusive skill set that blends photography, videography, and 3D art. This style of new media is a modern approach that can be used globally to present themes and ideas in the ever-evolving art and advertising world. As an enthusiast of impression, he is often inspired by art history; seeking to bring a voice to nature that pays homage to trends of the past, but reinterprets this through modern mediums and perspectives.
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