Specific Abstractions by Erin D Garcia

Erin D. Garcia is a Los Angeles based visual artist, exploring the crossroads between graphic abstraction and calculated specifics. His work caught our eye in its...

Phebe Schmidt, aka the talented lady who shot our Spring ’14 campaign, is out there killing it right now with her instantly recognisable image-making.

The latest project of hers we’re digging is the application of her signature hyperreal, constructed diorama-like scenes to the dot.COMME brand. Vintage pieces from iconic designer labels, circa early-2000’s, paired with some popping colours and freaky juxtapositions - what more could you ask for in a bunch of images really?

What we love most is how the use of props bring a whole other...

Harley Weir photographs are taking our breath away. Her compositions seem natural, easy and organic. And yet there’s an elegance and element of mystery that runs through her impressive catalogue of work. Whether the work is for a top fashion brand or for her own pleasure, there always seems to be an element of drama or whimsy. Not whimsy in the way of quaint or fanciful stories at play, rather more in the direction of an imagining of a classic novel crossed with a dark taste of a Lars Von Trier film.

Throughout Harley’s...

Swedish artist Malin Gabriella Nordin creates colourful, sculptural works of art. Sliding effortlessly between various mediums, repeating themes and concepts that flow from one project to the next. She has been known to describe this way of working as a game of dominos, where each process influences the next. With her mediums spanning across paint, collage and sculpture, it’s this kind of creative process that is guaranteed to keep her pieces exciting and leaves us guessing where her next body of work will head next. Intuition and gut instinct rules here, and we think that makes...

We're always partial to a bit of food photography, particularly if it's a little absurd!

Italian photographer Carmen Mitrotta is a shutterbug who has recently caught our eye with her epic use of colour, shape and texture. Oh, and the food! Who thinks to perch a sardine atop a mountainous kiwi fruit? Or create an avocado creature toting a cherry from a grafted crab claw? We would love to jump inside Carmen's brain and see what's going down in there...

Carmen Mitrotta was always attracted to the visual arts growing up, and initially devoted herself to painting at art school in...