Dirk van der Kooij – Satellite Lamp

Dirk van der Kooij – Satellite LampThe satellite was originally designed as a shell to envelope and showcase its humble light source. Three standard sized fluorescent rings composed the heart of the lamp. Their attraction was simple: in 2013, fluorescent bulbs could be found in a variety of light temperatures, whilst LED bands remained overwhelmingly chilly. When seeking to mix light temperatures in a single vessel, the fluorescent bulbs proved to be the most logical option. The hills

Henry Moore

Phillipe Fragnière (born 1987) lives and works between London and Switzerland

repeated or contradicted within the staccato

Venus & Mercury is Versailles as you’ve never seen the storied locale before

a comprehensive survey of the artists’ last six years of image-making

approaches that anxious process in part by reflecting on Germany's past

The book includes colour photographs

their improvisational costumes and surreal narratives a Vodou-charged blend of folk memory

which reports on its presence in our lives and its political

it is also and above all the gaze of our mind through memory

On the other hand

but we chose to say nothing of it