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By mara elisa nocon ticzon 10.31.11
               
 
>>oh la laaaa kababayan!<<
Buy it, use it, break it, fix it,
Trash it, change it, mail – upgrade it,
Charge it, point it, zoom it, press it,
Snap it, work it, quick – erase it,
Write it, cut it, paste it, save it,
Load it, check it, quick – rewrite it,
Plug it, play it, burn it, rip it,
Drag and drop it, zip – unzip it,
Lock it, fill it, call it, find it,
View it, code it, jam – unlock it,
Surf it, scroll it, pause it, click it,
Cross it, crack it, switch – update it,
Name it, rate it, tune it, print it,
Scan it, send it, fax – rename it,
Touch it, bring it, Pay it, watch it,
Turn it, leave it, start – format it.
Encore.
bea valdez fo’ lyffeeeeeeeeee
xxx
By mara elisa nocon ticzon 09.04.11
                                
>>black<<
black in 50 diff languages.
mkazawi, braʔa, šuwín, swart, q̣eq, bukúsea, tumtum, locha, i zi e zezë, wasik, beč̣edir, أسود (aswad), սէւ (sev), negru, poʦitari, prietu, makálux, baaka, čˀiyara, uta’ta-i, qara, badeng, nākpo, Bɨɨh, beltz, ḳara, kpɛ̃̀, mbiring, чорны (čornɪ), याका (yaka), du, laωa, malotoŋ, mʌtum, q̣eq, gallardó, negre, hawókči, sewe-da, ɲataha, čɨkɨ, áttilong, ‘ärža, ᎬᎿᎨ (gvhnage), 黑(色) (hāk [sīk]), 黑色 (hēisè), klale, c̄oḳ, lusa, ik, ḳiḳ, xura, sįˀą, pa-ˀba-‘kã, súˀumuaraˀa, du, neru, noi, crna, černá, sort, zwart, nâi, paima, black, pʰãimaa, r̃aužo, nigra, must, karā, svartur, itim, musta, noir, swart, negro, შავი (shavi), schwarz, úri, siya, mɨtsia, μαύρο (mavro), gurrngan, hũ, કાળો (kaaro), bak̑ī, ‘ele’ele, שחור (shakhor), काला (Kālā), dub, henḍe, fekete, svartur, nigra, ojii, ‘ärža, hitam, nirga, dubh, nero, kawolo, boš, 黒 (kuro), sə, matuling, iIəbɨ, қара (ḳara), мусту (mustu), nég, czôrny, u’du’du, karhaini, roroo, sʸöd, काळे (kāle)
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actually, i think that’s more than 50…
xxx
By mara elisa nocon ticzon 08.20.11
   
>>lamija suljevic<<
drumroll please…
for the bosnia-born but swedish-based fashion designer lamija suljevic.
•she is fixated on old hand-made techniques and parisian couture.
•her pieces are characterized by an abundance of pleats, laces, braiding & embroidery
• this is her a/w 2010 collection…
inspired by a childhood that was uprooted by war lamija’s work is imbued w/ nostalgia and balkan nuances.
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clickkkkk here for interviews by agent2magazine and dazed digital
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to see more of her work click hereeeee
xxx
By mara elisa nocon ticzon 08.18.11
       
>>overprinting galore + graphic design + cut & paste + all hail frederique daubal + freelance creative + mixed media <<
lots of ex’s…like experiments, explore, exciting, experience, and exclamation mark.
xxx
for more of the above, check out his page here
(source: trendland)
By mara elisa nocon ticzon 05.01.11
                                         
>>chaotic excess + pockets of space + photomontage + stiff, clean-cut edges + woahhh<<
kay khan, such a hero….CLEARLY, i can not get enough.
you know you want to click here
i copy/pasted her statement, because i could not have articulated her aesthetic any better:
“
My work is a mosaic of fragments, collected experiences, information, and images. This mosaic is both ideological and visual. I like to begin with an idea that I allow to develop unhindered to encompass anything from the serious to the absurd. No thought is isolated and the simplest can build upon itself. Layers of connected thoughts revealed in a succession of images link and multiply in evolving variations. In my recent work, for example, I sometimes begin with just a word, but already this word comes with many meanings and connotations. Then I make a connection, a thin bridge, between each word and its images, and other perhaps abstract and veiled yet related ideas. My artworks are often labyrinths of intricate wordplay. I want the words to be read as fleeting and visual impressions that interact with the other stitched images. The figures in my work in combination with the words form a running commentary.
In the Armor and Facade series, I want to “armor” modern society. These artworks are about how we protect and present ourselves. I begin with simple ordinary ready-made garments that I deconstruct; armor with quilting, imagery, and text; and then rebuild. Garments have their mundane yet necessary purpose to protect us from the elements. But they are obviously more than that in every society. They are our “decoration”; they express and reflect who we are as individuals and as a culture.
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xxx
+ there’s a lecture/workshop from aug 2-7 2011……more infooooo right here
By mara elisa nocon ticzon 01.19.11
By mara elisa nocon ticzon 09.06.10
By mara elisa nocon ticzon 08.20.10
         
>>legendary louboutin + brilliance of KHUONG NGUYEN + a platform into another dimension <<
hey folks, here’s another text-lite post. I want to be easy on the universal after-friday-night liver mentality ♥
and because i believe louboutin is partly responsible for that…happy hangover! + have a great weekend!
xxx
+ more about louboutin in my next post. stay posted.
++ oh, and if you want more posts for your after-friday-night liver mentality, do click here.
+++ maybe even after-thursday-night liver mentality, click here.
By mara elisa nocon ticzon 08.05.10
         
>> 2d paintings as good as a blind man’s braille + shades, lines, shapes, designs that draw the viewer to filter for socio-cultural undertones + mash + commercial logos + plastic wristbands + a new character + new heights + some brazilian humor <<
DALEK + ONONO = SALT + PEPPER
james marshall better known as dalek, + onono (the newly born fashion brand (2009)) headed by ademar ferrera) are responsible for the magnificent pieces above. They complement each other, maybe they should do a collaboration…I think they should, especially since onono favors doing collaborations with a Ton of people; his previous collection involved 7 other artistically-inclined folks (two of whom pioneer the contemporary dance group desaba). It says so Here. soooooooo what do you think? Yes, no? let your fingers do the talking down below…anyways, I surfed up on james marshall, found his site, spent about 30mins soaking up all his artwork, checked out his bio, and this is what i found: he’s a tattooed skateboarder from a military family, hit a milestone when he worked for takashi murakami (for painting), settled on a minimalist+flat style w/ which he developed his famed SPACE MONKEY, his masterpieces glorify ‘a profusion + hyper-abundance of color + planes of space’ + lastly he describes the push/pull forces of contemporary life as ‘an ever-expanding, contracting, barely breathing universe, contemplating suffocation while simultaneously hover[s] over the consequences of not exploring further the options that no longer l[ie] waiting in the back of the coatroom.’ I consider his perception brighter than sunshine.
And it will be so, for the next twenty years.
xxx
By mara elisa nocon ticzon 08.03.10
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