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Journeys of Colour and Texture
As you are sitting on a beach, your feet bare, you feel the sand between your toes. Maybe it’s itchy…
Author: Renee Umsted
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RATIO; Made in Dublin
Imagine walking through the streets of Dublin, that diverse and constantly evolving Irish capital city. What do you see? Who…
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RATIO; The Old in the Now
Old books are, perhaps, some of the greatest remainders of the past. They are little fragments of history embedded in…
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BREEZE; Draped for Life
“I felt it was time to place the show where it could rain, where the wind was.” That’s what French…
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STORIES by Eliza Grace
Stories are mysterious things–they transport us to faraway lands, make us experience emotions we didn’t know we could, remind us of…
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BREEZE; Wind in Art
The wind is a multifaceted element of nature. It’s a gentle breeze on a sunny spring day that brings a cool…
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FLOWER by KENZO
The poppy is one of the most vibrantly coloured flowers, so it makes sense that a fragrance it inspires would…
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BREEZE; Artsy Turbines
Wind turbines are often seen as ugly. They are big, bulky and obtrusive, and their purpose is limited to generating…
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BREEZE; California Soul
It’s October 1962. The car radio is on during the drive home after a long day at work. It’s only…
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TRIM; The Type
“Read creative words Find the deeper meaning there Oh how it can change” – Renee Umsted People rush to…
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TRIM; The Tube
A tube station is a place where people can board and disembark trains. It’s a functional, sometimes crowded and most…
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ROOTS; Giving back to the earth
You probably wouldn’t think that lipstick, polar bears and trees in Kenya have anything in common. But actually, they do….
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ROOTS; Rivalries among artists
John Constable, ‘Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows’ (1831) When we think about great artists from the past, we don’t immediately…
