This Dream Shall Pass Too is a short film by New York-based artist Larry Vazeos. Through his own drawings and a frantic, musical montage style, Vazeos offers a dream-like yet raw interpretation of his father’s last hours. The artist shared the following thoughts regarding the autobiographical background of the piece:   «In September 2014, | … |

Chapter One: SPACE There’s a simple and lovely magic in occupying middle space. Space that overlaps, space that folds into wonderful and complex origami structures. The space in your pocket or your mouth. The space in between the chair legs or spokes of a fork, so perfectly considered and accounted for. Space that expands infinitely | … |

We believe that we know something about the things themselves when we speak of trees, colors, snow, and flowers; and yet we possess nothing but metaphors for things–metaphors which correspond in no way to the original entities. Friedrich Nietzsche, On Truth and Lies in a Nonmoral Sense.   One summer morning, two years ago, I | … |

A look at The Notebooks: Sketches by Designers, Illustrators, and Creatives by Richard Brereton, published by BLUMEN in 2009.                  

In this new delivery of Corresponsal, Elena Pastor visually takes us through The Untitled Show by Pakistani artist Waqas Khan at Sabrina Amrani Gallery in Madrid. Sharpen your eyes and enjoy the visit.     In-situ text The ink and gesture through the stroke are Waqas Khan’s means of expression. A binary language in which | … |

This is a scanner look at the drawing diary of Colombian illustrator Power Paola, titled Por dentro/Inside and published in 2012 by La Silueta. The book is sewn with thread and its cover is soft, which simulates the texture of the original journal. Its pages are colored Bond paper, printed with a special ink that | … |

A look at Klee: A Study of his Life and Work by G. Di San Lazzaro. Translated from Italian by Stuart Hood. Published by Thames and Hudson Publishing. Designed by René Ben Sussan. Paris, 1957.