Takagi Masakatsu discusses his creative process, blending music, art, and technology to evoke emotions and memories. He explores the balance between tradition and modernity, often drawing inspiration from nature and time. His work challenges conventional boundaries, merging organic and digital elements to create a unique, reflective experience.
I remember the unchanging garden, the living apricot tree.
I remember thinking I am happy here
but nothing happens.
The conversation with Vaishàlini highlights her fusion of jazz, Indian classical music, and synthwave, emphasizing independence and storytelling in her art.
In the vibrant tapestry of Oakland’s creative landscape, Esther Fuentes (@ripple.crunch) stands out for her artistic expression and academic dedication. Originally from Los Angeles, Esther’s journey has led her to the esteemed halls of Mills College at Northeastern University, where she navigates the realms of higher education as a first-generation student.
Kim Keever (b.1955) is an internationally acclaimed photographer. He is known for his colourful large-scale abstractions, which he creates by pouring paint into a 200-gallon tank of water in his studio. Keever uses his large-format digital camera to capture the resulting clouds of colour as they swirl into different forms and diffuse themselves through the water.
John Goldberger is considered one of the world’s greatest collectors of vintage watches by many enthusiasts. For us at Libertyclub it was an honour to be able to ask him a few questions about watchmaking and his career as a collector.
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