It is always very refreshing to find in the midst of this overly-big, overly-wild, and overly-exaggerated surrounding a person, who shows you what really matters: the true essence of the things around you. Helena Petersen is one of those people.
Born in Moscow and after having lived pretty much everywhere, Mary Ocher has now settled in Berlin. She studied film and art in high school.
We are very well aware that in the age of streetstyle blogs and social networks everyone claims to be the very best, the most creative and the most accomplished. But without lots of publicity effort and Facebook whoring, Elena Meyer-Ginsberg has made the cut and is on her way to be the next big name in fashion.
Sometimes we just cannot believe that some of the artists that we find for this project have not been discovered, signed, exhibited, merchandised and made into international fashion/design/music/literary superstars. Rokket Skwirrl is one of those.
Monja Gentschow calls herself a ‘desartist’: somebody in between a designer and an artist.
Daria Marchik is a photographer based in Berlin, London and Moscow. Originally from Russia, her photos are colorful, glamorous and yet a bit morbid.
Brandon Rosenbluth grew up Los Angeles and crossed the ocean to become a technological shaman in Berlin.
Ewa Kniaziak is 24 and lives in Berlin. She is doing everything and she’s doing it good. Taking photographs, drawing, part-time DJ and now she’s even experimenting in film. Right now she’s working on a psycho-geographical map of Berlin.
Robert Klebenow shoots pictures of soldiers. He wants to examine one of Germany’s scarier institutions: the army. But there is more to his work than the ‘Bundeswehr’.