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Kamil I, wander / the happening of things; Fuerteventura; #Kamil1st #Kamil_I #KamilTheFirst #wander #KamilDerErste #KamilPierwszy #KamilThePrime #Kamil1 #Камильпервый #KamilPremière #KamilUnua #photography #photos #contemporary #newdocument #visualartist #vice #trip #Journey #mountain #fuerteventura #coffee
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© Luis Campillo 2015
Model Xrystina San Millán-Birdy.
Estilist by Pilar Curiel.
MUAH Sergio Rada-Castilla. www.facebook.com/sergioradacastilla/timeline
Atrezzo Jorge Abril by Te Quiero Cuero.
Special thanks to Iris Polanco & Jose Antonio Vica.
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Model Ane Sehnsucht.
Outfit by SEHNSUCHT www.anesehnsucht.com
Assistant Jose Antonio Vica
© Luís Campillo 2015
Model Saryta Vinagrero.
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Irish designers Lainey Keogh and John Rocha et al., Japanese designers; Comme des garçons et al.
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Kamil I, The Nature of Man; #cotce #countenance #KamilI #KamilTheFirst #KamilDerErste #KamilPierwszy #KamilThePrime #Kamil1 #Камильпервый #KamilPremière #Kamil Unua #photography #photos #contemporary #visualartist #portrait #face #man
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© Luís Campillo 2015
Model Vanesa García. www.facebook.com/vanesagarcia.artistavisual
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Jojo: Mom, when I grow up I want to help out in farming Kamunsil fruits.
Mom: Jojo, when you grow up you'll find out that there is more to farming Kamunsil. You have to deal with the IRS, ICE, Obamacare, EPA, NRDC, Affirmative Action, and then you'll have to deal with the corrupt police and the greedy local mayor.
Jojo: Mom, I think I'll work at Wall Street instead.
Gallery www.justanobserver.com/
Blog www.juzno.com/
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© Luis Campillo 2015
Model Xrystina San Millán.
Estilist Jangali Handicraft by Natalia Pérez.
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Oosterdok | Prins Hendrikkade 18/01/2014 22h27
The last photo of the 2013-2014 edition of the Amsterdam Light Festival is taken from the bridge between Oosterdokseiland and Nemo which obviously is called J.J. van der Veldebrug. From here the view towards the Prins Hendrikkade, Kikkerbilsluis and the projections "One Moment Please" on De Appel is fabulous.
Amsterdam Light Festival 2013-2014
Amsterdam Light Festival is a winter light festival for all ages. For 50 days, the historical center of Amsterdam will present a unique décor for this international light and water festival.
Corresponding to the theme, ‘Building with Light’, 30 light sculptures and projections by international artists have been selected for this second edition. The boat tour, Water Colors, will exhibit artworks along, the Amsterdam canals and the Amstel River, while the walking route, Illuminade, will take place in the center of the city.
Amsterdam Light Festival will take place from Friday 6 December 2013 to Sunday 19 January 2014.
www.amsterdamlightfestival.com
2000 Light Years from Home
Artist: Gerald van der Kaap
Location: De Appel Arts Centre
For the Amsterdam Light Festival, Gerald van der Kaap creates a new work on the facade of the Appel arts centre. The light projection '2000 Light Years from Home' will show his versatility as an artist in an unexpected way. It will be a remix of some of the patterns he designed for his veejay performances over the years: varying combinations of rectangles, moving test-cards creating irregular grid-like patters. In between there will be subliminal messages.
Gerald van der Kaap (Enschede, The Netherlands, 1959) is a Dutch visual artist who calls himself a non-genre artist. He takes photographs, creates computer images, directed television programs, published magazines, composes music, experiments with new media and does interventions in the public space.
Fort Kochi, 2015. Wiling time away at the hypnotic waterfront at the Fort House Hotel pier.
So continues a love affair with this city...
First upload from the Sony A7S (with the Canon 24-105 mounted via a Fotodiox Vari ND adapter).
© Luís Campillo 2015
Model Vanesa García. www.facebook.com/vanesagarcia.artistavisual
Out there on the glowing highway between nowhere and downtown, you might run into the man in a big suit, twitching like a telegram wire in a thunderstorm. That’d be David Byrne, the man I always had a crush on, still have.
Today we celebrate David Byrne, born in Scotland, raised in the USA, somewhere between a preacher’s son and a nervous appliance. Some people sing like they’re trying to seduce you. Byrne sings like he’s trying to warn you about the ice machine.
You ever notice how certain people make art because they got too much soul, and others make it because they got too many questions? Byrne’s one of the question-askers. He looks at a shopping mall the way medieval mystics looked at the stars. “How did I get here?” he asks. And hey, if you ever found yourself standing in your kitchen at 3 a.m. eating cold rice from the fridge, you already know that song.
Back in the days when New York smelled like burnt coffee, spray paint, and electrical fires, Byrne and the Talking Heads crawled out of the art-school jungle carrying rhythms stolen from everywhere the compass could point. Punk music had kicked the door down, but Byrne brought in fluorescent lights and anthropology textbooks. He made anxiety danceable. That’s no small miracle.
You listen to “Psycho Killer,” and it sounds like somebody reading self-help books while hiding from the police. You listen to “Once in a Lifetime,” and it’s the Book of Ecclesiastes with a synthesizer. The man could turn suburban dread into church music for people afraid of church. You listen to “This Must Be The Place”, and you forget about the Exit sign.
And then there was -Stop Making Sense-, that concert film where Byrne walks out carrying a boombox like a substitute teacher possessed by the Holy Ghost of rhythm and dry cleaning. The big suit comes later. Bigger than the man inside it. Maybe that’s the whole story of the states right there.
Byrne’s always seemed fascinated by systems — traffic systems, music systems, belief systems. He rides bicycles through cities like he’s trying to decode them. Some musicians want to be idols. Byrne acts more like a friendly alien anthropologist who landed here accidentally and decided to stay for the percussion section.
And there’s humor in it too. Important humor. Not the kind that nudges you in the ribs, but the kind that quietly rearranges your existence. Byrne understands that modern life is absurd, but he also suspects it might be beautiful. That’s a rare combination. Most people pick one or the other.
You could put on a “Road to Nowhere” record while biking through the rain and feel strangely comforted by the fact that nobody knows what they’re doing. Not the politicians, not the television preachers, not the guy selling miracle mops. Maybe especially not him.
David Byrne’s music says the world is weird, but survivable. Mechanical, but still capable of ecstasy. Like finding a gospel choir inside a fax machine. And if you listen close enough, somewhere between the nervous laughter and the African polyrhythms, you can hear a man trying to map the distance between the human heart and the modern world. It’s a long distance. But Byrne brought good walking shoes.
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Les Tigres du Nord
120cm x 120cm
Acrylic, mix on canvas. Silver and gold details.
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Andy Warhol Inspired Self Portrait .
Photography & Processing by Florbela : FFX © Florbela's Fotographix
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Allô bonjour
buenas mornings to you all!
My name is Nantli Papalotl and it means Mother Butterfly in Nahuatl, one of the 68 indigenous languages spoken in Mexico lindo y querido.
I was born yesterday night and it feels spectacular being alive, I never wanna die.
With excitement I'm waiting for the birth of one of my many companions,
she's almost here,
just wait and see!
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© Luís Campillo 2015
Model Sandra Rosell. es.litmind.com/284442
MUA-Hairdresser Sandra Rosell. www.facebook.com/makeups.rosell
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Model Vanesa García. www.facebook.com/vanesagarcia.artistavisual
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