In <3 with the work of Nadine Ijewere, Jamaican Nigerian British artist who photographs mixed race and mixed culture women in London. “My work aims to celebrate multiculturalism and give a different take on beauty and its ideals,” she said In an interview with i-D. “I really want to give a platform and space for others cultures, to celebrate how diverse and different we are.”
In <3 with the work of Nadine Ijewere, Jamaican Nigerian British artist who photographs mixed race and mixed culture women in London. “My work aims to celebrate multiculturalism and give a different take on beauty and its ideals,” she said In an interview with i-D. “I really want to give a platform and space for others cultures, to celebrate how diverse and different we are.”
Souvenir d'Ivančice. (1903) S.b.g. Alfons María Mucha (Tchèque)
Ivančice refers to Alphonse Mucha’s birthplace. In spite of extended stays abroad, (notably France, then United States,) Mucha retained a strong bond to Czechoslovakia. He returned in the later years of his life to create his Masterwork, The Slav Epic. N.B.: Although Mucha’s most commercially popular works are Art Nouveau vitralesque affichage, when he made the works he passionately envisioned, it was undeniably Symbolist in it’s complex, esoteric themes and dark, enigmatic aesthetic. He irrefutably stands alongside the greatest of the Symbolists.
