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The stories of the people behind the art: Richard Terrones #16

We met years ago in Pasadena CA in a women’s rehabilitation center; we all suffered from addiction and self destructive tendency. We had wasted and burnt our lives to the ground for many years until we were able to get honest with ourselves and admit we had a problem and needed help with our drug addictions and through time we were all able to overcome our many character defects to live a life of inner freedom beauty and art.
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A Self-Portraits Journey

“I am a self portrait film artist who values raw beauty and authenticity in my work. I have felt ashamed of my body most of my life. I’ve struggled with an eating disorder and negative body image for as long as I can remember. Shooting self-portrait on film shows me how there is no need for the fancy gear or retouching to create something beautiful.
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Knots & Vibes empowering women at Cedars Home

Launching in 2016, Knots & Vibes started as a handmade crochet clothing label, but has since developed into so much more: a platform for celebrating Jamaican Dancehall culture and empowering women, an advocate for ‘slow’, ethical fashion and a brand that provides opportunities for girls and women in the Caribbean through crochet workshops.
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The stories of the people behind the art by My Hanh Bui (B.M.H)#14

“I’m a 21 Vietnamese girl and I’m currently living in Hanoi – the capital of Vietnam. I was born in 1998 and in a family where nobody loves art. I used to feel ashamed of being an art-lover because my whole family doesn´t care about it and they want me to do something which brings a lot of money, and they believe that money is the only thing that can bring happiness.
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hotel party – somewhere in texas

Fuck the term “content” as a way to describe what I do with my art. That shit kills me when someone says, “I love your content” or something along those lines.”
Tucked away somewhere in Texas, music and everyday-life film photographer hotel party is surveying the juxtapositions of survival and success.
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México Street Food

Between restaurants in Querétaro México, you can stop by various street vendors and food carts. From ice cream, to esquites, spicy tacos, sopes, to fresh baked pastries – you can really have anything. “I photographed this images a few weeks ago in Querétaro México, where I’m from.” tells us Carlos Bala.
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A moment with Jayden Bartels

“My biggest challenges? Accepting myself and how I am changing. And finding true friends.” While most of us had no idea of what to do with our lives ath the age of 9, Jayden Bartels always knew that she wanted a career in the dancing and music scene.
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CRSSD Festival Fall 2019 on film

Taking place on San Diego’s Waterfront Park, music festival “CRSSD” is a combination of the perfect location and stacked lineup. CRSSD Festival’s lineup is always full of emerging techno and house artists. This year’s festival was full of laughter, sunshine, and good vibes.
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Documenting Korean youth culture on film

Visual designer and artist KJX KJTEN documents Korean youth culture with his analog camera of his grandfather. “My photos simply represent the record of time.  I want to express belief, solitude and freedom towards life through the perspectives of the subject, whether it is an object or a person.”
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Observation of reality – The work of Cristina Coral

They say a picture paints a thousand words. And that is so accurate for the work of award-winning photographer Cristina Coral´s. Often driven by the research of beauty and aesthetic the Italy based artist fascinates with an incomparable imagery. It is a dipping into an alluring world of absorbing colour combinations and rare poses embedded in surprising geometrical perspectives. 
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Wine, Love & Poetry – On Sangiovese, Tasting and Literature.

Not long ago I was living in the heart of Tuscany, and there, I would be doing what most people in Tuscany do–drink wine. However, I have also been doing what very few people in Tuscany (or anywhere else) on a regular basis–talk about poetry and literature. I joined a “secret” literary group of modern-day renaissance souls that would meet regularly, open bottles of wine, while talking about literature and art.