Anika Lori’s art is layered with history, emotion, and a great deal of symbolism. The Danish based artist became noticed for her vibrant collages but has more recently began to develop her paintings and sculptures. You can see examples of Lori’s sculpture work below in her reinterpretations of the Matrioshka dolls. Anika Lori’s work has a tendency of punctutating oragnic concepts and ideas with bold graphic lines and shapes, a contrast which is very signifying to her style. READ MORE

Slovenian Designer, Nika Zupanc has created some pretty amazing furniture pieces, her techno chic/punk elegant/modern retro style will fit perfectly in our new Manhattan loft ! You can buy some of her pieces she designed for Moooi

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I love the vintage Illustrations/collages work of Natasha Weissenborn. So for your inspiration, here you go… Also be sure to check a lot of cool other collages /mix media illustrator we reviewed… READ MORE

The ” Tiki-Mania-Maori ” collection of Danish Design School 2009 graduate Anne-Sofie Madsen is gorgeous, pretty much all the next season trends are used in her design, from fringes (made out of shoe laces), See-through tulle and leather patches as tattooed skin, Anne-Sofie’s tribal inspired collection is stunning and lets not talk about her illustrations ! READ MORE

Known for his ‘Hair Sculptures‘ Maurizio Anzeri is also a talented sewer – making colorful (and sometime a little creepy) embroidery on vintage photographs, the result is beautiful ! I like a lot … READ MORE

Marloes Horst photographed by Paul Empson for Black Magazine issue #11.