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Ignacio Torres wowed us with a series of “Stellar” animation gifs – perhaps the most inspired we’ve seen so far since this editorial trend has started. “This project began from the theory that humans are made of cosmic matter as a result of a stars death. I created imagery that showcased this cosmic birth through the use of dust and reflective confetti to create galaxies,” Torres explains. Is this what hipsters look like at Burning Man?
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This week’s midweek meditation honors the strength of self-identity by highlighting those who unabashedly take up the space needed for their own authenticity.
To describe my first experience seeing Cristina Aielli’s work, you’re going to have to believe me that what I’m about to say is no exaggeration. I cried.
Lupita graces the cover of Vogue to take us home to her native Kenya, the MoMA releases a digital archive of every exhibit ever released by the museum and Chance the Rapper sets out to make sure we all stay woke.
This week, I want to look at the darker side of the coin – how both voices and action are used to rise when elevation seems improbable.
