Days of Threshold by Jeremy Ayer My images are about souvenirs or memories of certain places or actions. I think of them as visual echoes. There is something very intimate and familiar about these images but it is not shown overtly. It is alluded to in ways that makes the viewer start thinking of what it could be. I wish to trigger this mechanism in a visual art form.
From This D To That D(dimension): Thomas Cristiani & Antoine Roux 在巴黎近郊生活工作的Thomas Cristiani & Antoine Roux，自2005年來就開始合作接案，作為設計雙人組時，他們工作室叫做VLF。但除了設計之外，他們也把對於視覺內容的興趣衍伸至另外一種層面——藝術創作。某次訪談中，他們坦誠自己時至今日依舊不知道怎麼做，才能把設計與藝術區隔開來
The Broken Arm by Nicolas Poillot The name, The Broken Arm, is inspired by Marcel Duchamp’s work of readymade—“In advance of the broken arm.” Under the artist’s manipulation, an iron snow shovel goes beyond its own commonness and universality as an everyday object, so that the audiences are no longer bounded by its basic shape and function; art, thus, departs from the so-called “track”, participates in the society, and becomes one of its members, mingling with everyday, business, thoughts, and so on.
